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THE INGHAM COUNTY NEWS What Was Once the County Garage and More Re~Ently Tl~E Anway Garage, the First Door North of Maple on Jejierson, IS Ninety-Third Year, No

.J': ·.• !r ·. ~\; ·.. Three separate blocks of Jef­ Jefferson Street fet·son street in Mason look dil'ferent as a result of 2 busi­ Gains New Look ness changes and a new front on the Kean store. THE INGHAM COUNTY NEWS What was once the county garage and more re~ently tl~e Anway garage, the first door north of Maple on JeJierson, IS Ninety-Third Year, No. 39 Mason, Michigan, Thursday, September 25, 1952 Four Sections, 26 Pages now the PX Mart. . Charles Swartout has brought the Neely name back mto $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $$$l)i$$$$$$$ business at the site of the former Neely store at 344 Jeffer- .d A 5 h News Index {fJ BI Want ads, Pages 6, 7 anrl Paving Starts s re oug t Salt Content TUE l\mRCHANT PAYS FOR son. Gus Kean has rebuilt the entire upper front o f Ins . bUI 'ld . - By SCh O I 8O d 8, Part 1· ing. He tore away the old overhanging cornice and rebm.lt 0 ar Social news, Page 4, Part 1 4 2 In Well No. 3 : Friday on New with mission brick and picture windows. Kcan has.been m Q N B "ld" : ChurchPar;e •news, Part Page· 5, Part f1 t t d b his pt·escnt location 24 years. l-Ie Irs: en ere . usmess on n ew Ul lng 2 DOLLAR DAYS Maple street in a building which occupiCd the s1te now used ' Legal notiees, Page 3, Part Shows Decline : Highway Link by the Collins store. After 11 months there he ll?Oved to the Contractors are being asked to 1; Pages 3 and "· Part J; lUat~oJI ~lcrchu.nts Sponsor DollU.I' Days In Apprccl"tlon north half of the present location, first renting later buy- bid on Mason's new West Side Page 6, Part 4. Water from well No. on -ffl Sargent Constl'Uction Co. an~ 3 of tho Fol1111 Who Do Hul'llnom~ In 1\lnltfln. · g ft•om Oscat' Bush. In 1935. K.ean doubled his store by school. The letting is advertised Editorials, Page 2, Part 'i, Mason street is getting better P.k of Saginaw will begin the flow 111 for October 15. buying the Mrs. Ellen Mack bmldmg. Farm news, Pages 3, 4 and every day. Salt content is now YJ- ·tn of concrete on the Holt-Mason s: D. Menovslw of Mason is managet• of the PX Mat:t. At its meeting lasl Thursday 5, Part '1. running at 500 parts to a mil- .;n divided highway Ft·idr~y mom­ 'flle .~tot·e J andles \Var sm·plus, factory remnants and mtll night the school board approved lion. When the well was ~~ The Bargain Scramble Is -ifJ ing. The 22-foot ribbon fot· " 1 d the plans for the new building rk ends in many different lines. Herschel Jewett hclpe organ- which the public authorized May Profl"t on Fal·r op~ned in June salt was being southbound traffic will be­ ize the firm and is financing it. 2. pumped at the rate of 750 PA- Friday and Saturday -ifJ gin at Harpet· road and con­ Swartout is stocking his stm·e with clothing, some of the The school district has $152,000 parts to a million. tinue to the intersection with same Jines carried by his uncle, Harry E. Neely, wh? opet:- available in its building ami site RUDS Between The water has not been turned u;. -u. the present US-127 neat· Dart ated stores at Mason and Hillsdale. Harry Neely was IS bus!- fund with another $58,000 to be into the city mains as ret, Coun- P.k A1lvcrtlser.~ In tills iHMUil of tho Ingham County -oo mad. ness in Mason from 1908 to 1937. Swartout took ovet' th.e raised by taxes. That's $210,000. $500 and $1000 cilman Frank Dakin, head of the New!! feature baJ·gnlns In· l'oml, dothcs, lumlwat·c an

. r., U~OAT, NO'l'ICE Ingham County News September 25, 1952 PIIQC 3 ---· .------·-·-···· ------OJIDEil 1'011 I'!JUI~ICAl'ION fluwtll'il (/, Mutll7., ,Ji· .. ~fi, 1~1 1'11•n, AI'I'Oli'ITMEN'f' OF AUMINISTIIATOH 'l'""'"i .Jullu jl, l(ndH"''"• ~:1, l.tllllll•llr. l'l'·ln-lnw nnrl slstror, Mr·, and Mrs, Cl .. lf'T-Or.l•,hur 1'/, 1\Jti:! ' t\dam l't'iruvl,lh, llll, J.Uilliln~q Al'lonc Kipp Community llownrrl l'lll'llf'IIIPI', 111111 ,l'nmlty of Htolu nf Mluhhwn, Thu l'rohat~ Cuu1·t J, 'l'llrlll'l', !1:!, Llllltoll)l(, NE~W fM 1111· CutllliY uf JnHhuw. ltl••h 11 nl J•:, lfliduy, ~a. Enut I.un~lll~l MASON'S Clwrtottr•. N1uwy lllllll;'lm• 1\l u Utrii:don ut tliJid t:uul'l 1 hdli ul llw Murlb'll (', lhiiiUVIIII, ~1 1 J,nnHI/11(, Monty (~J'OWPII sp1•nt Saturrlny l'1uhnlt1 (lll'lr:u l11 lhu f~lty ur' l\ln:.uu, ,,. f'lulldt: 11, Mui'HY, ,Jf,, ~~~. J,nilll(tthiH'HI 1111ill t:nrHrly, 1111 lilt: ;.J:tl'll duy uf ~'i•:J.It·lli· Murl,•nu ,/, Wltr•lwll, IH, f, iJng. Mr. and Mr·s, Lor·r•n Swr•ot wrrr• f'Vf'lllng will! Hlr•IHII'd C'hf'lii',Y, lwl', i\, .II, II! r, '.!, 11111 gru•sls al dlnru•r• Sruulny of Mr. ,Indy llJ'fiWIJ SfH'lli SIIIJrlny wit 11 J!J'I'HUIILI liON. ,JOliN Md'J,(•;!,!,Ar·., Hnlwl'l II. Jfnud, ,,,.,, ;!(;, r.anHIOifl l•:vci,l'n l•'n•sholll', l•:velyn n I· ,Jwhw uf l'ruhii!J:, Mun Ann fJii!dliiHtJ, '.!'.!, ~.unrlillj.(, and Mn;, George Dow•l of Mn· /11 lhu l\lnlltJI' uf IIHJ I•:IJIO(r; uf llr\11~ llllnuld i\, t-imlth, u,, Lnntlillj.(i lWuuu non, tr•ndorl a hlrtl1flay party for Of. II fl. Cf,Jio'J', llt•r•t•llillltL ,f, l•'ir•hl, .::•1, /lull, Cilorla ,Jr•nn ll!'fi\VII :'inttu·dny afl· {,,!nllnn/ U. Clift hn\•ln,, fllo•d In ••uid Willl;un ,J, J) 1·vlnn, 2H, Jo'nh·vlllW~ Lightning Htrrlf'll 2 tr·c!!H In Cuul'l hit1 pul.iliort III'IIYIII~ 11!111 1!14' 1111· :-ihil'lt·; ,J, 'J'Idd, :.!•i, I.nnK!Ilj.(, i'iw!•et's y:ll'll rlurlug lust \\'l't'll's PrliiHlll, llli!liHII'UiifJII uf IIJild l:till!ll! l111 l'r'lllllt!ll M1·. nnrl Mrs, .Janws Miller and til lltdt!ll 1·:. fllll)tUflll.y Ill' lo IIIII/I!• ullil'l' \\'t•fllo•)' n. Mn:dt•ltlt, l\1, f.unHIII~-ti stnrms.'l'vlr. und Mr•1;, Swf'rl SfH'Ill HHituldu IJUI'Iilllll li11thi•·•J11 M, /ll~/1', 111, J.nnHhm, Werllwsrlny at IIIP flrlrlan fair. fmnlly of ( 'h:Jrlollc! WI' !'I! SttiHiny It l11 01'1h1rml, 'J'h11L llil! 17th illtY flf Hlt•hlll't.l I. Htlr!l', IH, J~unHinK: Mnt'Y n flr~rnoon and covr!nlng gl!l!sl.~ of llt•lriiH·I'1 ,\, II, 1\lfr:.!, 111. two tr'l'lru·h in ,f. tir,wr1•r, 1h, LnnHing, Mr. nnd Mrs. Carl I'Pir!rson of Mr·. nnd Mrs. r:tPII CaltrldeJ' nnd ll\1• uftr'i'llttul1 1 H( Ill•• l'rultu!ro IJII'il'l' r I Nrn·rnnn w. l•:ly, ~11, LnnsiiiKI Uotil!• :!ui, W•!~l l·hq;inuw Hlrt•~~l fll't•VlouH to Hllitl du~ uf ht•i1rl111r, ld l~lillnrrl k L1•t111, 4H, LnnHing; l.UUI'H and family Wt!l'O l•'rlday t!Venlng IS NO :-iunda,\', tlu! ln~d111m Cuunly Nr•WH, 11 lltiWHfllllil'l' H. ~l,·huf•·l', -!:..!, L11nnlruc. OPEN! eallers nt tlw IHJ!llf' of Mr. nnd Mr. 1111ri Mrs. Cmvrr· IIIH'I's nnd pl'inlt!cl urul r:lrt•11ilil•·d in l'lnid r'ti!IIIIY. l.t•flnlil'll ,\, Hlc•l~t•, :17, J4un~IIIJ-!i Hully ,JOliN Mc·r:LgLiii\N, M. If, ,.cJ, :.!li, l.nntdn~. Mrs. Ben Burr·lr. Mrs. Growr· IIIH!rs, ,!r., at !ended 1\ '1'1'111• f!HIIV: ,1\Jd~~~· of l'riJI1at•· ,ltr!111 0, llurt, :.!·1, IJnltj Opnl J, Hlll't. Miss Phyllis Clwrw;l' spent Sat. IIH' W!!drllng of Mrs. fllwr's nlc•r·e, llfii!I•J·t ),, /lrnlw ~II I.IIIWill!-!'. II !JdHit:r uf Pt•uhnlu Hil'llltl'tl J.r·wiH, :!:1, I.nnfllnJ.I'; Vh••,dnlu MiU ~nds ... Ciose Outs ... Surplus ltems .... Sport­ ,., tll'flay night. with Miss Mary Mis1; llonnlr• lll'll Seiter of ClaJ'e 'l'•·rnna11, :..!:.!, l.unHIJII.c, EmenH. Sa!urday PVr~ning. ORDI·:ll OF l'lJIILlCAT!ON l·:dv.nnl J.. 1\t·lly, 2:1, LuriHIIlt•, on lh{! :!:.!nd tiny rd' ~~·plt•m­ lll'l', A, IJ, I \lf,:.l." attni'IH:>'H for dt•f•·ndnnl, From I ~1a~.ilil' MiiiPI' v:1. Frnnk Miller. Dl- ' own Sunday sc·l!ool will mrel l'r't':'t!lll: lfON. ,JOliN Mt:~:l.1•:LL1\N, Vttl't•t·, ,Jnhll Wt~lllild1 Jlinl, utlol'lley. Rnncloms, i\lililnry Jud)~·· .. r l'rohnlt!, ' will! .Janel Scripter Friday eve­ l.td~' ,J. Hieh VIi. Alnn L. IUch, J)f. ln tlw l\tntlt•t' of tho Elit.dt• uf ANN/, llress, \Vorlc Hm•ks, ning-. f{efresltmenls will be pop· \,'111'•'~"· .Tur·l\ \V. \Vnl'l'l'll, uttnl'ney. MOt{(:,\N, Dt•ecn:~cil. C o (. ( ons, Argyll's. V•·t·nn t·;. VunA IHtl IHJ vtt. Ol~n W. Vun .. corn and candy. HnHL' Jlatn•ll un\:llH fil•·d in ~~tid AY,L 1\IAKES ,\1~1 illl'. llivrJI'I't:, Huy 'I', Conley, nltur- 1'ou llillllll 1(. WI! g-n(; t'fllii'L IH•I' unwnrlr•tl filwl ntlmilliHII'ILiion Mr. and Mrs. Orvel llenosliel 11 it. Prit·r•ll at. and family .wt•n• Sunday evening 1\CI~IIIlllt, nud ht·t• llt:!il.ion Jll'll~'irt~~ fot' 'T·. ,Juhn I·'ru:dPI' v~. \Vnntln .T. Frnr.lm·, thr• u!lnwnnc·•· llu·~·~·nt, .. Divot't't·, 1\t•llr·y & Sf.'ulyc, nliomeyr;, i'i )H'. :~I, 4 Jar. $1 guests of Mr. and Mrs.. Jolm JV!al­ It IH O•·d,•n•tl, I hat thl' lrth d:l.).' or II . rl J SimonH \'H Vern J. Si- TERMS lllltl :s (11'. $2 dw. Ot•Lolll'l', t\. ll. ltlii:.!, Ill ~·k·vr·rt o'r•l~!''l~ fll(!ll~~·'pi{- 111 .'1 ,;,, 'o. ,T. Hooti, attorney, In t.!'''... fnl:f·nnuJ~, ~!' ~~~~~ r.l'llhlllfl' .Of! if'!' ,\f:rr ·::ll'I·L A. J.'jpJciK VH, I•'t•cd Fit!\dH. State nml lllnplo ~Irs. Emma Mot'f~illl is visiting nt. -~1., \\est :-:iJq,IIHm ut tl't•\, l .. rn.:•ln~.. llivnrt·•·. ,Jnhn Wcndnll Bird, nlLOJ•ney. nl the Ivan Rice home at Bath ~lrrhnwn., lu• l!IHI J, h:•l't•hy _lllil'''llllt·tl ~.r.,:\: 111 , v. F1.114 t vH. Donnld A. F'l'oK~. MASON this weel<. ful' ~~:'\ll,nt~lltng- 1~11d n,lln~\'llll' nnul 1\l'('OLIIII 1\Ji~·ol'; ;., ,John \Vl!ndull Jtlt•d, uttornuy. anti !tl·,l~'lllg tHlld )If tiftn~l; I Fr:trtr:•·H I .. (il'OI'J.{C VIi. gmiJ L. ncm'j.\'l.!. Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Williams , 11 1!1 l•lll'liH'I. cl in :'laid 1'11!11\ty. : 1 1 ' ~::; • ..,, ,'v ' • ' • • ' 1 1 1 1 1 ,JOliN Mr•LLI·.,LT.AN, i':ll;Ja Fl. Cli'\'l'l' vH. Noltmn G. Cleve!' • •Jutll.(c nf 1 I'Ohntf· Jlivt•l'l'"· !lowar·tl ,\, Mr.Cownn, uttonwy. Ollit• 1\1. C:rm!H v:l. Wlllinm F. Gi'OflA, :Jnw3 lliv 11 n·t•. Hu:.:wl A. Lnwlm•, ntlol'ney. ----- oRD_£_RQf.·-puBLtCATION-· H11th M. Knulfmnn va. Fr·cd J. 1\aulf.. Another FINAL ACCOUNT OF EXECUTO nwn. llh•nl'cc. Jfnwnrcl A. McCowun, nt- R t(JI'IH'O,.', • PUTN£:--:-Octo~~l' ty, 1!152 • . I Sh,:lhy Rhou.'ic vii. Annie ShouKe. DJ .. Stalt! of Mu:lng-nn, I Ill! I r·ohnlr• Lnurl vnrt'l' lfuwunl A. McCownn, nttornoy. SPECIAL SHEET OFFER fur the Clll~llty or l~IJ,tham. Ha;·nhl ),, Smith VH. Bonnie J. Smlt.h.· Jackets r First Quality - F11ll Size Spenny \ ., Special HI'H!illll! M!lld nivnt't't', At a of Coul't, lwltl nt the IJUW!\1'11 /\. McCownn, nttm·­ PI'nlmte Otl'k,~ in tlw City nf ~1asun, in fit''.' , . Snnfnrlzetl winft•r our sfafl'ecl r.ct. set fm· al: ;.:-am;.:-n :;aid County, nn the :!:!nd dny uf HL•J!- i·:'v<·lrn Full1q• vR .•Jnson E. Fuller, Bill tcmlwl', A. )I, 1\l,i~. ~ fn : ~~·triii'Hie mninltHHUICc, John L. Lef!::ch- Only $4.98 with «~Xinlt'icm~ml nwt•hanies. 1 J'IJ•t!:icnl: !IO!t ,JOHN MeCLbLLAN, ton, nltol'llt'Y• Cannon-Dan River-Bell Crest flannels .Jutl~~t! ur J'rohHle. {'llarlt•:l H. Holmgren Vtl, Lorn M. • ~~· ~he M.:~ttt:,l' or the F.tttnte nf ;\-11\(;. JT!olm).!t'l';l, nivnl't'l'. 0J'Ogj.t', ThomtlllOil, Plaitls anti solidfi (Jib C. PU I NJ·,~· Dl:l'l'I~Hc•d. .. . C:lnK~•·n & Pul', nltomcyt". , Pepperell Sheets fo1· worlc :nul gond $1 Nnthl!ll 1..... Mu·l.; havHig' llll'd Ill ~aid ~ ... h·la M. Ott vii. nlchnrd Olt. DI- CDLII'l lm; fuml 1\Cl'Ullnt 11s t•XI'('Utnl' and \'on·.,! \h.-in A. Nf'llcl', ntloa•ncy, his ]tetition Jll'llyin~ ft~l' th1: nlluwnne•: ,Jar~~;; I\. Rolhmann vs. Olivo A. Oil Cloth Free Whee~ Pa(k th(•J'<'of, anti t'nt· tlw HHHI~tltnt_•nt and di:;- flothnwn!l. JJi\'nt'«'t', Fr·mlerlck C. Ncw­ $1.99 Each Only trihut.ion of lilt! r•!Hilille uf l'lllit\ 1'/illltll! lllllll, ,li',, ntlnrn~>y, lL IH nrdei'l'd, l'hnt the I 7th flny ol !\lnl'}' r\, nl'nni~H vs. Richru·d L. Dl'oolut, With EYC!t'Y Grease ancl Oil Change OctnlwJ' ,.\, II. \\Iii:!, al ('ll'Vt!ll o'clod~ Dill !m• tli'!fllll'ntt• mninlcuJWCe, Pnl'kH & 49c Yard in !ht• frll't•rtrll)!l, Llw Prnlwtf! r'h· n·h ntlor'lH'}'R. Pillow Cases - 49c $1.98 nt Oll'il't'l 1 nt :!II!! W••:-;t. Su~innw :o;ll'l'l'l, Lannin~r. M"l'l~ 1 1'nl'JCCrF-on vH. Clnranec L. Mit·hi!-l'nn, bl! nntl i:; hcrehy Bflpninh•d 1'nl"'r·t·~nn' Divorce. Chnt'leH A. Libby, fur .. :-.:amining- nncl nllnwing :.aid uct·ount a!lf~·nc•\o·.' · 1111d hPnl'iiiA" Hn.id petition. 1 Ju 11 u · c: Whitr> vrc. \Villinm L. 'Vhitc. Men's Happy Jack A. G. SPENNY & SONS It is Fui'Lill'l' 01•den•d, 'l'hnt public nu· Di~•ol'l'f'. Pnl'l.;f1 & Church, nHm·ney/i, . Heavy Tarps tie1• th['I'Nlf lie giVI'rl hy puhlicHliou of n Mndhannl! Daher· Vt'i. Woodie Dnhr!l', Work Sox 222 S. Cm1nr copy of tid:; orde)', for thl'l'l! 1-itiCI:I'hHi\'1~ ni\'nl'l'(' Tnhn r.. Lril1hton, ntlorncy, Dungarees All Sizes wenkH fli'CViOilli to tiaid dny or hcll!'ing, in ]0\!1'(: J.·l\1'1'1' Vf\, Hownrd w. Fnccr. lh1• lng-hnm Cnunt~· Nuw:,, n m·w~p:apt•l' ni~'lli'('P Tnhn ! .. Lail-{hlon, ntto ncy. p1·inted nnd cir•c•tdalcd in saitl •~OIII!ly. T'r,. 1],.'1.i:·li: c. Ilnt•mon nnd Mm·ie M. JOliN M(•CLELLAN. fi:1"num '.'H, Rir.:htll'(l •rhomnA •• ~Ill (or Only $2.19 5 Pr. For $1 A Tl'UC Co)ly: JudJ,!c~ nt' l'l'nhat" '•Cl'm:llll'llt inj 11 rrdion nncl KJIC!CafJC net·· $4.98 Up Unht•I'L L. llmkc fnrtn:llll'l', C:lcnp 1'. Cheney, Httol'ncy, • Ht•J.t"i~d.c!r' of rl'ohnte :l\lw:l Plnl'l''''''' Mnnrnt• \'Ho Crnl'Y Monroe. D1------\'01'1'<', .Tnhn Hl'llttin, ntto ncy. ORDER OF l'Ul31..lCATlON !.nw Eustace Roggow FINAL ADMINISTRATION ACCOUNT I.u .. ilk };(lie vH. Chnl'ion H. Mnv. T1·o<· AND Dt::TERMINATION Of Ht::JilS 1,;,11 011 lhn ,. 11 , 0 , Willlnm IJ, RoAc7.yk, gets this weel•'s cigarettes Pittsburg McHANE.Y-Octobcr Hi, J952 tt Stnte of Miehi).t'ltn, 'I'he l't·obntc Cum·t H ~:;~~J:;'"'·L:.·on VH. Ah•·nlwm Mn!'kH nnd you may be next · fnr· the Guuuly uf ln~hnm. Anll:l Mn1'1,H. 'PreMplltiK on the cnRe. Men's AL n flennlon oG Hnicl Cnl\1'1, ht>lil nl liH' pj • 't'''· Plan••!.; & Rnm:;(!y, nt.t.orncys_, Paint 11 Pt•ohnte Ofric" in lh!! City nf ~latHid coul't. hi~; finn! admini:;trntinn at·- Hnn·icl F,, 'nul'lJP.t'. AHRUmJlijll. Chnmbcr­ T-Shrrts ...... 2 for $1. $3.98Gal. t~nunl, and hiH petition fli'UYilll! fell' the lnin und 'l'l't•lt•nv<•n, uttol'neyH. nll.ownnCI' tlhH'eof, fm· n d .. tnrrninution of Chu•:t n. 'l"omlimwn \'H. Hnrnld Pninc. 1'ur!cish Towels ...... 3 for $1, 4 for $1 lu•.ll'l-1,, and fol' thu HtL>;i~nmcnl. and clis- Tt'PHpll"i:l on the cl\~c. John L, Lcl~h­ · Oil Cloth ...... 2 .... yartls $1 Rubber tnhuttnn of the I'OH!du<• of nnicl ~·~!tilt•, t.on. 11 tlol'!lt'\'. Only IL IIi o1·der·ed, 'l'hnL llw 1 flth tiny of nnnl> or r.:nnsin~. 11 Mirhi•~an TIIlnldnll Women's White Cardigan Sweaters ...... $1 O!'tnhm·, A. IJ. I !Iii!!, nt. t11Pvcn-lhil·t!o• r·~"~rw••·:~trnn. \'H, nohct•t A. RosH, RetJJ£> .. Sponge o'clocl;; in Uw for·unnnn nt tlw Pmh:llC \'in, nallnrtl, ,Jnnntngs, DhdlOII & Fl'OIHl!', Fox Hole Fol£1ing Shovels ...... $1.98 orn,•c :tt ~Oii Wctll Sn~illll\\' flll't'Ct, Lnn~ '·ttl!ll'lll'V~ $2.98 Jiin~. Michigun, hn 1111d i~t h"nJhy itJI- ' In H,,·.· T'r1 itlon of ChH·encc H. 1\:nn­ $11b. point:;rlay. evening Ihe Pearsnlls WOfl.K MEETING IS Tli~LD .h,lllkl' Larnpi!Pl'P, Mtll'iiyn Me· twirl llllill'rl Jlli• r·oupll! in a riou· ll!UDGE CLUB 1\o!EETS eomo grand C'hlf'f of lhe Pylidan were guc~tH of Mr. and Mr·s. hiP·ring· cx•t'Ptnony. 1\lt', anrl i\lr;,, Sl:-;lc!l'H of Michigan. Evert N. Pettys In honor of the The Nrtznrenc! W. 1•', 1\1. S. li<'irl l.Pilll, ltlliH•rtn .Judson, Helen Sco· Mrs, .Ton Cnppo enterlalnccl her Its regular monthly worl; 1111'1'1 Jng fi<'id 111111 l'ityllis Hnselby, C:lnndo~ Carpcnlr~:· of lloon, ill' orplinll· r•tliJii"Y~'t's o[ thr. riPparlment niH! : blue anri wltilc. !It~!' shoulricr cor· Hcv. Loyd G. Caraway anrl Mrs, llarrlsnn liy :-\Pptemhr!t' :ln. Slnl'llhodist W. S. C. S. will meet Miers have another son, William Satunrday, Sept 2 7 J\lrs, .John.'ioll grarlirnlcd fl'Olll in Sparla Sunday. Miss Sue Bergcon, Mrs. Willett, Friday, September !l(), at 1 ::JO, All IIcnry, 2 years ald. and C'\'l't'.Y ul111'r HaiHt'rlny ni~;l!t. Mrs. Edwar1l J11dsnn cnler· Mrs. Harnlri Barnhill and Mrs. Mr. anci Mrs . .Tooeph .Johnso11 taincd Friday afler·noon 111 a par· officer~. circle chairmen, and any llnll I:Pt't'I'HIIon Cr•nlt•t• .Joel Morloelt of Mason, Mrs. Gan· llllve a son, Joseph Miclianl, hom ty honoring llw ninth IJir·Jitday members of 1ile ~oeicly are wei· Cullnr: Gul'll llnt'YI'Y l•:tiH'l Nil•liuls DatH'P llnncl naway nf A~trclius ancl Mrs. El· c•onw ln uti encl. Wednesday, September 2tJ, In lhe Ingham County News September 25, 1952 Page 4 anniversary o[ her daughter, llo· 1 mer Curtis and Mrs. Louise Bodo Elect a circle mmnber:; will meet hcrta, .JohnsonMason Generalis the formerhospirvr~d ice cream and Hoger:-;, '132·1 South Tuttle road. Organizations Mrs. 13arbar·u Walker and Mrs. tirst child. ••. Here Tl1ey Are: eook!.:s. Holll'rla received mnny I~ ljl: ~~ nice gifts. Kay Hoss will !Je co-ilostesses. The special meeting of the Mac­ OPEN HOUSE IS IlELD Guesls were Margaret Brown, Mrs. Belly Wilbur will give higit­ c·abees, schedLtlccl for September Open house was held Friday Marilyn McLPan, Maureen Strait, lighls from Albion. 20, has been cancelled. There will evening at the new home of Mr. KHI hy Brown, Valerie Brown, be no meet lng until the next reg· On Thursday evening, October and Mrs. Vance McWhorter in Linda Ilamlin, Cam] Rowland, ular meeting October G. 2, the :;oeiety will have its first Lansing. Thirty relatives unci .Janice LamjJhcrc, .Jackie Call· [amily night at G;,3,), !Vliriam cir· *~~Nw Members of the Mason Catha· Irieml:; from Mason and Lnnsing rider and Dana Hatltburn. lie Women's clllb will have a clc will he hostess. Spanish rice called during the evening. They ' * * * rummage sale in the council and coffee will be ~crvcd. Each presented the McWhorters with GEORGE ROBINSON FETED rooms Saturday, Scptcmbet• 27, family is to lake :;crvicc and food R4«ql!~ a gift and Mrs. McWhorter· Townsend Club No. 1 gave a at 10:00 a. m. according to their family. They serwd refreshments. The evening surprise birthday pari y for Past Matro1,1s club of Chapter arc also to take vc•gc!l abies or wus spent visiting and watching Spread Satin Color Gcorgco Robinson Thursday eve· No. UiO will meet with Mrs. Shir· canned Jnrit Inr tlw Clari' Me· television. ning. Tile party was held at the Icy Post on Tl!llrsclay, October 2. moria! home, Grand Haprcls. * :,1 1!1 On \Vc~clncscla.v, October I, U1e Robinson home. Hcfreshmr.nts o[ Mason 0. E. S. members will MRS. ITAIGIIT ENTERTAINS Non-Streaking Deep Colors icc cream and calte were served. meet Tuesday, September 30, at Orpha EIIPn drcle will have a Mrs. Richard Haight enter· * Mr. Robinson received many nice 8:00 p. m. clesscrl lunC'hr.on at 1 o'clock at laincd Wednesday evening at a * Washable Rrigbt Colors gifts. Presbyterians will have a rUm· tile home of Mr:;. William F. canasta party, Prizes were won •:• •:• * mage sale in the church base· Dart. * Scrubboble Light Colon I~ 111 f.: h.v Mrs. Dewey Doane and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Harolrl Vollmer menl Saturday, October 11, Harold Lavis. Mrs. Haight served * Durable Soft Colors ancl Sharon o[ Detroit, Mr. and The Senior Birthday club of I . ~alad, sandwiches and coffee to Easy-To-Apply Goy Colors Mrs. Harold Galka and Linda of Alaic~clon will meet with Mrs. Em· Hospita News the group. * Holt and Mr. and Mrs. Romeo De· mel I Jlnher for a potluck dinner lierman I:iggs of Hives June· * Fast-Drying Neutral Colors Marais were Sunday dinner on Thur·sday, October 2. lion was taken to the Men·y hos- Mr. and Mrs. James T. Corbin guests of Mr. and Mrs. I. A. Sny· Mrs. Vernon Snyder with Mrs. pita! in Jackson following a visited their son and daughter· See Demonstrations of t!ul der. I Roy Hart as co-hostess will en- stroke Friday. Mr. Riggs is the in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Cor· Mr. and Mrs. Ray Platt left on lcrtain the Webb school improve· lather of Mrs. Eric Spermy of bin of East Lansing, Sunday. WONDER PAINT Thursday to spend the winter I mcnt d~b Thursday,. October 2: Mason. _ . Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dunsmore months in Bradenton, Florida. The Pmk Commumty club Will Patients in the Mason General entertained Mr. and Mrs. James with the famous 100% Mr. and Mrs. c. 0. Church of m?ct Thursday t~ftcrnoon at 2:00 hospital this week are Mrs. Vir· Hulett Sunday at their cottage at Bay City have been spc!llding scv· \~J.th Mrs. Chel~rs !-Iall. The as· ginia Diller of Lansing and Mrs. Pleasant lake. ' · lutex Emul~;on Base era! weeks with Mrs. w. s. SJstant hostesses Will be Mrs. L. Fred Lietzke, Mrs. Lavonia Lew· Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Merin· Rhodes. Tuesday callers at the ~- Bartlett and Mrs. Frank Hab· is, William Chalker, Mrs. Irma clorf attended the Herriclt school Rhodes home were Mrs. Sidney l!tz;J. . . Smith, Herman Eifer-t and Wil· reunion at Webberville Sunday, Sharrer, Mrs. Grace Jordan of 1 he pa~?Y ~rrthdrry ~ub Wlll Jiam Bailey, all of Mason. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mick and Detroit and Mrs. George Graham. meet 1 hu1sda:r, October ~, at the Will Blanchal'

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Michigan Climate Condtlioned New fnll Rupply o[ Bo7.0's clulri1'r•n s 1er 01 ds Botded Gas Bonl'l Hcc01 d Player-$12.!)1 Household Goods Installnlions Converswns, Ap· Opr.n 'I hm'fl.Jy Ntghts plmnr.es Free Parking Threr. famJ!v house 1n Mason, m· Fot· Sale Easy Terms, Free Delivery Lucan The.! Irc Btnhlmg rome $120 mnnlh l'rtce $10· East Ld nsiilg - Phonr. R93fl1 ono 2·38wtf Business Don Hill Nl:i\P.. Mi\SON 12 mile•,) ~1oom house on 1 1 ~ ncres o[ land. 3135 S. Okemos !eel., Olwmoo, for sale, \villi lltsl'mcnt .tnd gm,tgc Opportunitt1es Phone Lnnsmg 8·7849 ::;G,Ili'O 29wtf GLADIOLI ~ ~.00 ]'er dozen. , 000. Hoi!, Michigan See thcsc bargains. Gullivers Hatchery dry shell. William F. Kahler, Dola, $4,210, on time. Refrtgcralors 8: Wns!1ets For farm and city Phone 4 288L collect Enlon Rnprcls, Mtrh Ohio. Phone 2486 Dola, or In Exc cllc nt Comltlton 'rE:NT-12x11, new J,tsl year, $40. sec EXTRA NICE 7-toom house, ." "Chtclt, Mnson Home Appliance rlouble. Wtth 2 lmxcs of shells your farms now. Robert IGrby, mce kttchcn, 2 car gm.tge, c".II, Insured Servtcc 120 W J\I,Jplc Phone 21911 GAS IIOT WATER HEATER, ondaga road. Phone Mason 2·3252 Also Marltn boll nclton 22 and salesman, phone Mason 2·4982, lot, good shape. Can be ltamllcr Phone 22571 33wtf stde arm, m use about a year 36wtf t!-1oom gus space heater. Leonmrl Whipp Farm Agency. Phone very easily. l!Jwtf Eli Mire & Son Alton Jewctt, phone Mason 22233. .r Wrtghl, '{28 E Ash sltcet or Lansing 4-1464, 30wtf 39w1 FULL GROWN GEESE, buy now phone 22,1ll Mason. 39wlp , ---- VERY NICE, morlcrn, 3 bedroom l miles wel!t o[ J\ltason on Co· Used for Thanl

1 F'luur EnL.Lnu~J IICI'Ii, $1:!.50 down; hulls, $22.00, f,rmlly and Jo'Joyrl JS 00 ' ' " Concrete ,,,_, · · and family nf DPxler, Mr",, FPJII ------F'uuty o( Jae)rsnn, liHlllson Gale A~e s Little Tinner ' Mc~snllly WASHED STONE HJ:~lUV.\L QT.' ''Wood WASHED SAND son. and family of V.uulcreook Lnlsc C.unphr.ll BLACK DIRT and William Fouty had rllnner· lJC'ad Stoek TIH'tc's ilcPn Jots of rain thr. FILL DIRT StllHiny With Mr. ami Mr~ Gt!PI'· LIMESTONE CHIPS pasl Wi'ek, 1.21l Hwhrs 111 all. don U:;lwr 111 honor of hPr' fatlWJ', Most of this r.dnLJ!l WdS rf'r•oJded .rr.ssr Campbell who w.1~ cclclll al· last Thutsci.Jy, 1\ hen .S'i fell. On in!( h1s lmlhday annlvcrsmy, Williams Brothers lo't•iday .21 W,Ls ICCOHh•d, Tuesday, General Trucl estimate, your Lt<'cnsPrl Dt•aiPJ',, !llasun NOTICE wm k of any type done to your choice of paint, satisfaction guar· satJsfacLJon, 30 years experience Phone 2li7D:J l\1d~on anleed. A. Lee Sanborn, phone Mason 2·4141. 2!Jwtf I Notic•c• i:, lwrt•hy ~i\'l'n thnt 'l'owuship a111l Cif~· Uh·•·k; will bt• at llw plaec·s Glenn Casey listPd below to receive 1'1',1.\istmtions of electors. Wanted Auctwneer Williamston, Michigan 'l'URJ\'13ULL- I Wlhli lo !IJctnk my (/ Phone Collect 227-W llC'Jghhors for tlw love!~· open 50wtf house p,n'll' .111d Ihe plPsents giv· en mt• by JWlgllhDrs ancl frJCnds Welding Shop when I solrl m~ home. l\Its Ida Monday, October~ Tm nbull 39w1 Welding and repair o.f farm For Rent machinery FLOOR SANDEHS for rent at is the last day for registration for the general election to be held Corner of B~~l~~f: and 1El!crt Perldns Hardware, phone lYla· son 4311. 14wtf November 4, 1952, 8 a. m. to 8 p. m. Phone Aurelius 2113 lGwtf HOUSE FOR RENT ; Township :uul city elt>rl1s will he at tht• places dcsignatc•ll on that ,day f•·om H a. m. to 8 p. 111. and at such othc1· tinll's as 11H'y desi,L\mtt1• to l'l'el'i\'1' J'!'l!,ist•·ations lor 1lw No· wmlwr 4 ~·l!'ction. Any pc•J•son who has not I'IH'Pgish·•·l'!! nndP!' tiH• pc•rmmwnt mgis· tmtion law, any Jll'l'son who has 1110\'l'd to a new I't'sidPncc• anti will haw lu•pn tlwm at least 30 days be• lore l'lt•ction day, mul any person who will !Jp :~I yt•ar!, of aJ!.I' on or ll(•l'ol'll No\'l'mb1•r 4 and has not rcgistc•rNl ma.;r do !'in in ord!'l' to ('lL'it hi•> hallot. JUonday, Octohc•r fi, is the last day when registmtions can !Jc acct·pted for voting ' in the Novcmher '1 election, CALL LESLIE 2641 and aslt for Warner's l~1re Control Service for everything in lire control PLEASANT· APARTMENT for ~,. ANTE:D-StamLr:r.: umber·. We equipment. We specJUl!ze m the rent, furnished, closc·m, 1· Registration Places and Hours Will pay lop \)I'I('CS for lm ge famous Heel Comet fire control Ylrgin or second gmwlh timber. systems which give 24-hour per rooms, 4 closets, private 3-picce bath, steam heat, private en ALAmDON 'I'OWNSIIIP .')no of our forcstcn will mark clay protectwn for a lifetime serv· VEVAY 'I'OWNSHIP tcc. Fire surveys are-free and we trance, use of garage, reasonable. your t1mhcr accnrdmg lo good F, B. liOGU~, Clerlt 1\mS. ULANCIJI~ WJIImJ.Jm, Cll'J'I; install wtthout extra cost. mg. 0 .1. Hood, office phone torestry methotb 1[ you so r!Dsirc At the clct'lt's J'r•sirlcncc•, 2 mih•s sonth of l::Jwtf 4411, house phone 25751. 3rlw3p At lllJI clt•tll's J•c•sirlt•nc·c unylinw, 1% mill's Contact us before sell111g. Thure· Mason on US-127, I Yz mile•" Wl's( nn 'l'omlin· son Lumhcr Company, Howell, north ol' lownlulll on Olwmos rourl, bricl1 house. EAVESTROUGHING-Free esti· MODERN G-room house and r::a· -;on ronrl, unylimc up to nnd ineluding Octohcr phone U31. 6wt1 mates, furnace n;palrmg and rage, for rent, newly decorated, li. coal furnace, avatlab\e at once. WAN'l'J·~D TO TJUY llalcrl hay. sheet metal \v,orlt, Call 6IIO· 42,121. W, Reynolds, Holt. Also G·room house modem, no WIIEATFIELD i'OWNSIIIP PrdPt.lhly .Tun•• llovcr and WANTED-Anything old, coins, garage, available October 1. Do timothy 111\Xetl Tt<~ll nr G!'cllll IndiRn relics, lettelli, rl!shes, J,AWRI~NCI~ J. SMI'l'II, CII'J'It Wlll'rE OAJ\ 'i'OWNSIIIP QlHI Il<,IY Co., Ut1ca, Mwhi,;:,m. P. your own decorating on this rcwclry, furniture, ctc. Wtilc P. house and save yomsclf some 0. Box 11:), Phone Ut1c.t 1·37,11. CARPETS, RUGS and upholstery AI. IIH• tlt•J'II's rr•sillt•nr·e, !Jl 0 N ohlc• road, Altl,O WAitFJ,J;, CIP!k 0 Box •111 Lansing or phone cleaned, mothproofed and m· rent. Both of these houses wilhm 37w4 ·II GOG L.lllsmg niter 6:00p.m. UJI U••g-is(PJ' uny tinw :11 till' clr•rl1's r·r•sillt•nr·l', smcd, Worl< done 111 the home or 3 blocks of court house. R. V. LlllY time to und including Octobct• 6, :IYz milt!s soulhenst ol llansvlllc on Iosco t'Ollll 38w lp office. Minimum Job $10.00. I•'ree Griffm, 142 Oltemos street, Ma IIUNTINUTON-Wc arc gralclul 1 Wanted to Buy 1111 lo unci including Oclnbe1~ (), W ANTED-Cillld to lake care of estimates. Call J. W. Knapp com­ 39w2 to cmch one who helped 111 any All i; nt lhe conummlly hull Octobm• li, 11:30 11, m. 287, Holt. 37w'1 stocl<. Phone 2·7361 Mason. 39w1 Authorized Dealer for 8 n. m. to 8 I•· m. Lennox Furnaces UNFURNISHED 2nd floor apart· Iron Fireman Stolters men t for t1en t. Three large CI'I.'Y OF 1\IASON pleasant rooms, private bath and AURELIUS TOWNSHIP GEORGI~ JmLJ,OGG, City Clerk entrance. Refrigerator, stove, util· Ron Lewis RAY DcCAl\IP, Cieri\ At I he clcJ•I•'s oiTlcll from 8 11. m. lo 4:30 . ------_ DlTILDING COSTS arc higher to· !ties and heat furnished. For up· 1\IT ARKETS PLUJ\~BING & HEATING , polntment call Mason 2·2832. Wheat· · · ...... ·, , tl. m, dlllll' nnd 8 11. 111. to 8 I'· m, on OctobeJ' 6. dny, Do you have enougn pro· Alley behmd Mason Home Apph· 3!lwl Onts .-...... :-12 At I he clerl;'s J'Csldencc unytime, 1 Vz miles MtcJ' olflcll hotll'S regishntlon will be l11lmn Jlt tee lion if a l'yclonc hits? Call nncc, Phqne Mason 24822. • Soy Beans .. , ...... 2.77 west of Aurelius Center on Bnrnes l'Olld. the clerk's residence, UO \V, Syc11more, 1\lllson. Drive, Whitmore Lal(e, Phone yom Lapeer man today. State Open Wceltdays and Saturdays !APARTMENT-Modern, 3 room, Corn ...... , ...... 1.70 Postofflce Mutual Cyclone Insurance Co., 8 a. m. - 6 p, m. upstairs apattment for rent. Rye ...... :...... 1.76 12wtf Lapeer, Michigan. .36w4p Phone 2·6861 Mason, 27wtf Navy beans, cwt...... 7.25 ' September 25, 1952 THE INGHAM COUNTY NEws· Section 2 Mason Line Paves the Way Where They're J\:lil'l;r•y HooiH',Y I;; lmd<-· and Playing ll111 cll'ilfl iJIJill'cl's gol ill Ill--· il.'i HI/II' Cupllnl Clrmdt. Mason Snaps St. Johns Winning Streak in Opener of "~iollllcl ()J'f," l'omlng lo lhe Ma~on nl Sl, Mary Fox 'I'IH'iill'i! on Sallll'clii\'. 'I'll!! Ionia at C!mrlot lc Mnsnn finally ellrl It. '!'he Bull-~ other big gun in the st. Mary .Jennings ancl Bob Jewett nnrl It film, wlil<-11 l11;s 11 lll).(hl V:lub unci Mason walled lllllil tlw htst Lnpcer at Howell do~H bent St, .Tolum F'1·ldny night attaclt, He Is a doublfttl Hllll'tcr Is easy to sec how the St .•Toh1111 ill'lll.Y l'lllll!J IJac~lJ'· 'In the 1952 grid ormncr at Mn· due to Injuries, ._ fJUur·icJ· to open up wllh lis nit• J:; Everett at Eaton Haplds alclc•cl by llollywoori/JH IIH! musi­ soil l!l-G, It mnrlwrl the first lime While the Di~ Blue~ are not victory string waH snnplled. St. Johns at. Grund Ledge gumc, 'fhe final !nll,v c:nme on a l'iil lllillH'IIVI'I' of IJrc• \'l'i/1', J'holo· In 3 years that St. ,Johns hns hcen quite so big in the forwnrd wall Davis was r.speclally hurd lo -IO·ynrcl (lite:h from ,Jewett to .Jcm­ t~r·;rplwrl In Sup" r i· i 11 I' 11 o 1<11', Jnghnm Cnuul.y I.euguc on the losing end of the seorc, as they were Just year, tile Mn- slop.. Tile ._Mason senior spun anrl nlngH, ,JenniJtgs Hllc. On the next Jo;:nJght Cllllf(hi :l (IUSSCH that Clll'· 111'111\' nurse•. l•'rom IIIPII 1111, Hoo· lnq for Its fits!: victory In ll Mn11on Lhltl 111 •rough play .Jewel t moved up to the III'Y. :'i'•IIJHIS off his lovr: for I ill: Capital Circuit rlccl the Heclwlnr:s to the '1-yal'd :;tarts. The Dig Blues lost No. 1.0 Against St. .Johns it was the qunrtcrhad1 slot nncl snealwd the line. A penalty fi).(Hinst Mason 1:111,1' liPIIII'IIiilll, clr•splll: Ids mm· Capl!al Circuli gJ•id tcmm; In Lansing Evct'Cll I~rldny night llncplny that paved the way to hall over. He !1lclwd the cxtm moved the hall In the ·t-root line ,,.. !Jf'lilillll, il VI'I',Y iif'cliill' IIHJ,jl11nrlay al Ihe l•'o:-; with i\ll':,i<·ll's nJir• or his honw- Htllliphrey Bogart, Katharine Both teams arc strong. Last l d II d pass to Bill Carpenter on a scor­ Carolyn Pfiester, Ronald Dietz, Tlll•alre. II 1 1 1- J vcar they battled to a tic. Dick Hcckscl recovered a Holt urne - cc 11se 11 oosc anc1 marc1 w lanrl, p:Jssionalf'ly rlr:sin•:; 1111• U. - r•p mrn IIIH r n·celot· • ohn I Ius· ' fumble in the Ramber end zone to the Holt 8-yard line before ing play that covered 45 yards. Ruth Ann Dietz, Jocllyn Risch, 1\'ilrlr•, Llw sl;ll' of "Till' Grc•al· s. lrJ ailsorh l'iilii/Jrni 11 . Ilut llll:rr: ion, three of !Iollywoml's out· Mason will continue to smoot!] 1 · th h 11 Tl R hi I Arlin Head, Flo Steadman, .Jac­ c•sl SI111W 1111 ·"arl• I1, " lllll'r• llf:/1111· are 11lhl'l' Jacli11ns in I lit• Golden s 1<~Ill 1·111g ar t'ISs, 1 com 1llllC · tl 1e11·· Ollt ti1c rotJrrth 1 ''llOl"~ ~ wJ'tJ1 ,o" 110 n. for• the winning touchdown.· electedosmg toe runa ·the 1eball amout ersof It is believed that the Eskimos queline Ambler, Gary Benjamin and John Benjamin. llil'll!i lo llw swashlluckling hero Sial<: ll'ho have: rliffe•re•nl ideas. lalenls In a slrikin);ly Ullltsual eircuit contest at Pall.cngill field Another Hill slate o.f Ingham dan~cr and on the first play hob- lived north of Lalcc Superior .for his I:Jir:st sr:n:en J>ortrayal One, in p:li'Lkulnr, <·onspin~s willi adventure r.lrilma, "The African with St. Mary. Howell draws a County league games has been bled the ball with Hccl,scl falling wl!it·li is in somewlwl ll!c: same agent;; of the rtussian Cwr, and Queen," which has its premiere tough assignment in Lapeer. The carded for.F'riclay. Dansville will on jt·for the tally, about 2,000 years ago and moved 1 Feed new com to hogs gradual- ' Vl'ill :r:; his 2 gn•at popular sue- in pieturing tlw mnflid helwr:cn at the F'ox ·Thcntre Tuesday, I-IIghlnnders will be running into meet Les!Jc at the Blackhawk ttL . G xl north from there. : J Jy. r·r·s~r·:;, "A TIJou,;aJHI ami One fiJI' 2 groups, "Cnlifomi;l Con- Wccinrsday and Thursday. a team that Is perennially on€ of field, Haslett will hump heads 11llN 1e _ 001 {S ()( • Ni~;lils" and "Tile Llanrlil of Slwr- quest" li:1s mirmJ·c•cl all IIH' vi- , Fil~lC'Ii I1; Tc~llllicolor on Joca- the top outfits in the state. Grand with Okemos Fowlerville will Haslett has come up With an- 1\'IIIHI l•'on•sl." In "Calil'nl'nia Con- olenl'r:. rom:mce and grand<•ur of lion Ill Alnm, Jt Is the result: of Ledge will try to duplicate the talw on Stodkbrldge and Holt o~her, powerhm_tsc. If .Friday C(LIPSI." \Vilcle pla~·s n fiery young Anwric-a's swec•p lo the Coast. a 10-wc~ek lrck of G,OOO miles Mason job of last week in a will try for revenge at Williams- n ght s opener Is any inchcatlon. 1•-..omii!IIEllmll1mll~, M. Admission-·20c omd 3Bc-Ta" Included. ancl cllann that have already won were the big guns in the Howell other end of th~ fJeld on a 62-yard Burch piclmd up a. Fowlerville DELUXE 1 them widespread critical acclaim attaclt against Fenton. touchdown sprmt, fumble and raced· 45 Y&rds. to nUJUSDAY & FRIDAY, SEP'fE~Imm 25-2H-Gcorgc as llw best performances of their Charlotte didn't show much In the second quarter Leslie register hls touchdown. SHOP Lalent-flllcd careers. promise of bettering last season's star~ed a sustained drive that Dansville· Boots One t)) Mnnt~onw•·y in CHIPPI.E CHEEK in 'I'eclmicolur; Pat Extraordinary, too, is Huston's poor record in its ~arne with the earned 55 yards to a touchdown Dansville-had an Ingham Coun- U'Bri4'll in O!HN A WA .• dircction, marked by a spicy .llll· Lakeview boys Friday, Char- mor that reveals yet another I A(MM facet of his all-around brilliance lotte still may pull a lot of sur­ in relating a talc of suspense and prises before the season is over. - high drama. Howard Beyers and Herb Fox, Saturday, September 27 "'l'ht• African Queen" was pro- coaches at Grand_Lcdge, were riot A sad sacli .•. a gay, wac .• , on a wild, wooly, womlerful IriLJced by s. P. Eagle as an Hori- too disappointed at ·what they :llusical JHaneuvcJ', , • I zon-Homulus Production, from a saw in their first look at the Com­ Take Advantage James Agee-John Huston screen- ets under fire. According to re­ 1\Iicl\t•y Uooney-Annc Janw~; play. It tells the story of a tough ports on the Grand Ledge·Res­ liltlc river-boatman, played hy urection game Grand Ledge will Br;>gart, and the prim, straight-· be no pushover. ' of These SOUND OFF iaecd sister of an Engliiih mis- Everett has one o.f its strongest in SuperciJwcohn· ~;ionary who find Jove In a wild teams this year. The Vikings arc Comed~· and FeaJ m·dtc~ adventure which tal1es them clown labeled as the team to watch. Teriffic ll:...... :.:r;I!S:Ir.-UI!IIlm_mli: __ ~--illl-lliAIIJWDWBUINW:"G"llmM""'rme:tm:m"'J!&V!"Wrrwi'imrmtl'l! •• river in a small boat wil11 the sell-planned mission of •destroy• Pomona Saturday night with pot· Sunday & Monday, September 28-29 ing a fully-armed German gun­ luck supper at 7:30, followed by boat in World War I. a business meeting. The resolu- Buys ~ AMERICA'S SWEEP i:t' Hobert Morley, the noted Eng- tions passed at county convention TO THE WESTERN SEA ' !ish sl uge and screen star, heads were turned over to a committee the supportin~ cast as the mis­ consisting of Paul Simpson, Ber­ IN COlOR BY sionary. At the top of the procluc· ton Johnson and Byron 1-Iagga­ cord 1 Lot of Califomiu Weight lion crew was Jack Cardiff, Aead­ clone. The resolutions were then One J,ot Of llll)IOI'Ictl Twcerl Technicolor cmy Award-winning Techmcolor brought back Into Pomona, read cameraman. and ,;otccl on, making them ready Sport ·Coats / COLUMBIA PJCJURES presents to take to slate Grange. Mt·. and Top ·coats Rain Coats Suits Mrs. Charles Mixter of Capital CORNEL 'TERESA Wheatfield Center Grange were elected as delegates $11.95 $15 $9.95 ' Mrs. El'llua Johnson to the state Grange, The youth $39.95 committee put on a program. Mrs. Connie Wolf entertained Miss Evelyn Cole of Grand WILDE*WRIGHT the W. S. C. S. last Thursday One Lot Of Lineman's Rapids spent Saturday night wit.h On\) GI'OUJI with 15 members present. The de· Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Frost and Reg. $2 Ties votions were given by Erma Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Herman Jol1nson and program by Henri· Grcttenbcrgcr and family were Ties Sport Coats Overalls and el ta Warner. 'rhc birthday cake guests. was made by Mrs. Copeman, hon­ Mr. and Mrs. Dell Wolf callcrl oring Bertha Showerman, whose Only $1 ·Jackets 2 Cartoons News - on Mr. and Mrs, Paul Baur and Latest Pete Smith birthday anniversary was this Roger Sunday evening. 2 for 10c $19.95 month. The committee served Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Donal . ·$2.50 ,iello, cookies and tea besides the and grandson, Mrs. Minnie Back­ Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday birthday cake. us, Mrs. Edith Backus and Max­ One Lot Of ~len's · ember 30-0ctoher 2 Miss Joyce Warner of Tecum­ ine and Lorrecn were Sunday aft­ Boys' Jackets lteg. $6.50 Gabardine Reg, $3.95 Coloi'ed seh and Mrs. Ellen Warner of ernoon guests of Mr. and Mrs. ------Williamston were week end DIE Floyd Donal. gue~ts o.f Mr. and .Mrs. ·Lester Mr. and Mrs. Will Crawford Robes Sport Shirts Dress Shirts MIGimEst Warner and Mary Ellen, called on the R. B. Frost family Only $1 . ADVENTURE Mi~s Neva Johnson of Central Thursday ni~ht, , . $8.95 $4.45 IMichigan College o.f ·Education Mr. and Mrs, A. T. Bourns of $2.69 ~THEM ALL! 'spent the wcclt end with her fam- South Lyons were Sunday vi~it· ily. ors of Mr. and Mrs, R. B. Frost Solid Colored One Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Donal en­ and family, Lot Of Men's All-Wool 1\len's Cushion Solo 1\len's Pullover tertained their 3 grandchildren Mrs. Grace Salisbury of Cal­ Sunda~. · ifornia was a Friday overnight Mrs. Dell Wolf called on Ther­ guest of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sport Shirts Suits Socks , on Rector anc;! Mr. and Mrs. Reitz Frost. Sweaters Glynn Sunday afternoon, Miss Alfriecla Frost enrolled in » Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Weaver vis· Michigan State college this wcelt. '. ited Mr. and Mrs. George Weaver $3.95 ' Mr. and Mrs. n. B. Frost tool> ' $39.95 5 Pr. $1 $2 Sunday afternoon. her there Sunday then called on Wheatfield Grange went to Per­ Wilbur Gibson at the Ingham - Boys' ry, last Thursday evening to in­ county sanatorium and Mr. and 1\len's Men's Itiate a class of candidates in the Mrs. Howard Borton . ln North third and _fourth degrees, The Lansing. . ,\ ,, ' ••1 Boys O(OR By c . ' .. ····· J,.;t• work was done by the officers un­ Mrs. George Frost and Mrs. ·Sport Coats Cordur~y Mackinaw . TE(.HNICOLQ.f!*-,'· der the direction of Mrs. June Vance Pollok attended extension • • , 'l Smith. The music was provided rally day at Holt Thursday. In Sweaters .Jackets Pants • by Mrs. Cnrollne Karn, Mrs. Ida the evening they. both attended ' Jackets . Cai·toon Benjamin, William Riseh and the PTA mee\ing at Ingham Berton Johnson, The harvest Township Agrlcultural school. $2 $4.35 $1 .$5 Willie IIotl[JC Story march In the third degree was Mt•. and Mrs. Vern Bartlett done by Mr. and Mrs. R. B. and chlldren and Mr. arid Mrs. Frost, Mr. and Mrs. l~Joyd Donal Robert Grefe and children spent NEXT \VEm(: Ruth Uussey.ftod cameron in WOIUAN OF and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Acldey, Tuesday evening visiting Mr. and· ·Your ,Dollar Goes Farther · · There 'were 150 present for the NORTil COU~TRY·ln color: Dale Robertson·Aiiite Francis In occasion with 2B present from the Mrs, George Frost•.. LYDIA llAIU~Y. In Technlcolor. · Wheatfield Grange. Mrs. · Be1·ton Johnson enter­ At Davis'' Every Day tained Mrs. ·Lester Warner Moll· day. DAVIS' There~s No Parking Probl~m Here '------llli'til·------~--~---..11. Wheatfield Grange ei1tet:t.ained . ~ Ingham County News September 25, 1952 Page 2 Housel NortMvest lngl1am Lnlng nne I HnnR of J;:nHI LnnHing, ~ Smith-Field Mm. HII'IHII'il Ly1111 nncl c1nughlerH J\hH, I\!1111Wth Jl!liiM JllrH, Ami 'I'Iil'l'ili Webberville··· nncl Mc'H, Luwr.,JH'I! ~'lrnpHon unrl Vows Spoken nully clny will flo holil Ill tho Mrs, Arlhur SJwnnm• ontor­ HOIJH nf MIIHOil HJllllll SiiiUiay llfi· Hott~el chut'r!h Sunclny, Mt'li, 1\lytJ Grllhum - l'hone OO-lr-2 tulnerl 111. u Boltl!l' Brush party l!rnoon n I I hn 'l'cwrlll ilonw, liln Holt News Ac1tumn lo11vc!s nnrl spicier }!vt, nnd Mrs. Marlyn Howe or last Wecinesrlny evening, OCI'HHillll ill'(llg 1(11' IJ(rlhcliiy 1111· l'lu·ysac1tlwmrcms with r!nnrll'lclill'll J~ol'l. 1111ey, f\nnsns, lll'c spending lntrlluluy Cluh lUm•l~ MrR. JiJJ'IJP.Nt Rurlnw - Pho1111 11H112 Mr. and Ml'H, F1·r•ct ll11tlmworth gnrlundf'ci with ll!llr!l'SWC•ot rlmm· a llillll't iciiVC! wllil Mr. nncl Mrs. niVI!I'HIIl'~' of Mc·. 'l'c•l'l'ill. I ro WIIH 'l'lio 111rthrlny dull met nl the and Dorothy of St. Pr!l C!l'shurg, l'lllc!rl lhc nllnl' ot' tlw l•;mnllcnui!l CIHrr!cwo Hown nnrl ol her relu­ home of Ml'H, Jo'l'C!d BrHIIlhll last Jll'f'Si•nll'd Wilh II gil'l fronl thn l'll.il'il!ll Ill'llwn TFI lfoncwnd 't'he Erni'HI Langlwms nnrl tlw Fifty Attend I•'lorldn, enllerl nt lho Ormc Crnw· Lcctiwran c!lllcrt!lc C.lf.lldny during llvos, Weclnosdny, A myHtery trip Is group. CniTI!t!, lr•p t'I'PHJn, c•Hko Vu1ghnms .~pent. llw week t lw nftr!l'IIIHlll ritr!s of liw wml· ell homo one riay last W!!PI>. 'l'lin Pntrll'i\ llmwn, son nf Mr·. nncl Mr. nnrl Mi·s. Vm·non .T. Drown plnnncrl fell' llw Oetoher mccllng. and nll'lllll Will'!' ~r·rvPri. rmrl at JTougiJt nn lrllw. dlccg of MlsH l•;llr•Pn ,T1•nn l•'lelct School Reunion Cl·owell .farm wnH fomwl'iy O\Vlll'd Mrs. l~mnk Bl·nwn, r•e!Phl'lllerl hiH of Mnson wcrn ret!CIII mllcrs of Mt•. and J'yJ.rs, i\mi 'i'I'ITIII, Mc•, fourth hh•thrlny mcnlvcl'Hary on Ml', anrl Mrs. W1cltm· Grlfl'ln and Donald A. Smith. hy tiw Bulll'I'Wort lis, visiter! In Dc•lroit wllh Gladys Mr, nnrl Mrs. WalTighhor· lli!V, r rmcl. Mrs. Gc!orgc! Higdon and M,·s. a I I ill! hi~c:h Hdlllo! l'P.I'ently, WIIH A mlsr,ellnnenus shower wns Mr~. aiHI Mrs£ l'iru·l, I !;ill wr n• Sal· hood fricnr.is. 'l'lwy ltad n weiner 'l'lw ht•lde Is till' daughler of fvll'H. fmnlly of Bnttle C1·eok, Mr. anci lirday CVl!llllli( vtsllors of Mr. iiiHI Mrs. Emily McNamill'fl, former­ T•'rccl Hulhig of Heovillo rllslrlet: nttcnderl hy 50 guesls, Dlnnel' was given 'l'hursrlay hnno1·ing Ml~s l'OIISI. Arlhrn· Flc•lrl of Hnll ancl the pat'· Mrs. LaVern Soulf! nnci sons of Mrs. I•:vm·r!ll ll;llwr ll!'ill' ~;(111'i1· ly of Florida, nne! Mrs. EmrJgenP. unci Mrs. Kcntwth Balw1· ntlc!Hlc•d li!H'Vr.rl Ill' I o'doel(, Dnmthy Vnrcl!, whn Is to he mm·· ents of t 110 hrlcingmom nre 1\11', Dlll! to till! nhsenc!e n( tlw pres­ riPrt Honn. Tha party waH hold nt Sirwld>riril{e, Mr. nnci Mrs. Clinrles bridge•. . . VanNodwr of Lansing spcnl the nnci M1·s. J\llr!n Smilh of Lansing. Jho e)(tenslon rally clay at Holt The Lnurrn llnriWI' :fa.mlly· Wllel\ enri wllh 11 cousin, Hattie last Thursday, lrlent, J•'red ITusr:Jclw, wiHl Is lios­ the home! of Ml'H. Melvin OeHler· ·lipcmt last. werl< enrl 11,1 J;a,~e Allen, In Tlnlt. The hrldl! elu1sr~ n Halln gown, Jlitallzeri bemuse nf lwarl tmuhll', ie, sister of: MlsH Vorce, slylr!rl with n. full sldrt: m11l ehap­ Mr. pnd Mrs. T\rmnelll Dalwr Odessa with Mr. iiiUi Mrs, .T,: L. Mr; anrl Mrs. George Allen nnrl and Jlah and ,Joan nt ll!IHI!!rl qw Hazel J\kllln was 111 dmrge of tho Barlwr. eiJIIrh·l!n tnlct·ecl: norlhr.l'll Mldtl· r!l 11'11111. Lnee hnnderl thn horlkc, business meol.ing. Mr. anrl Mf.9. Vlek ncrlforrl with npall!seent sequins trimming 2:il h wr!dcllng anniversary parly :-;pent the week rmrl at the hnme Mr nncl Mrs. Howard Chappell gan and. went. acro~~.the Stmits N(!\1' nffkerH eler.tcrl m·r>: Pres­ the yrllw. A cnp ot' shiJTeci lace for Mr. unci Mr·s. Clll'forri f-lmllh ol' Ml'. and Mrs. llugh Potter In spent' sunday In Ypsllanll w'Ith over. the· cnrl. I hey visiter! al Aun•lluH Sundny, lricnl, TTarr,v Silshy; Ifazel J\lehln, lif'id lie!' IIIIISion veil. She enr'!'lccl vlr:e-preslrlcmt; nncl Mrs. Gl£!1111 Lansing. Mt:M Gemlrti'ne Bend!. ·;;:r: .a former Holt· rl!sldent, Morgan a msmrllng hrlrlal bouquet of Mrs, Grnce Winslow anrl Miss ' lHOntiCTS I Bess Chnpp!!ll, Martllll Mason Mrs. Eclgar Marshall and chll· nil!cc, Mrs. Charles Mosher, in give me health and. a day visit rclalivcs. Clair's mother, nncl Gladys Dorrl!s were given. n drl!n oi Gregory ami Mr. and Mrs. Phllena Swift, was a sister Lansing, in !10nor of her birth· FIUI~NOJ.Y SERVICI~ lucilcnn Tuesday afternoon_ Ill Mrs. Merton Rice and J

The following wish to express

their gratitude to CUARLI~S SWAU'l'OUT

for being able to usc their combined efforts

in contributing to the progress of MASON " M a businces community.

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F R I D A Y • SEPTEMBER 26, I 5 2

WEAR c h a r I e s s w ·a r I o u t · Ma s o n, Mi c h. LOU ANN HTLL BAPTT?.Tm Stork Shower Loll Ann I Iill, rlmtv,lllc•t' of Ml', 1111rl 'Mt'H, 1\Pntwllt L, IIIII, WllH hnptlmd nt l1omn Mondny nve­ AT W A·'RE'S $1. DAY Held Saturday nlni!, lly Hey, Wnltl'l' 1\o(•pplln of Social 6vents anJ PersonaLs Lnnslng, Hn iH pn~lol' of the Mn· · . ~ SPECIALS Ml', nnrl Ml'H, Hnlph Slmmw en­ HIJII Llllltrn·an £'11111'1'11, tcrtnltwd nl a slcH·k siHtWC!r Sat­ ill Jll :1' ll 71'in MI1S. MAY HADDY l•'f~'I'IW DRUG SPECIALS Mr~. May Harldy ee]l!brnlml het• ll!'rlny evening lwnol'ing Mr', nnrl Mrs. Rortnlrl Smith, 'l'ho Slmruw ·Betty Crum Is 8fitlt Jllrllulay llllltlV Party Is Given 111'1' ltonw, l'I'<'H V:~n ·M1ss Marlc•lyn ltwwlt nncl .Mrs. Mrs. Nolan Wt!ller In Kalamazoo, Kullwn and Mllw anrl Mr. and day annivcr.sary of t.helr linn, J\c!nlwth Mntlwws \l't'J'r' lmslesses Mr. ,1111 1 Mrs. Hex Hellman Mrs. Bob Armlemn n[ Lnnslnv, Tony. Vitamins $4.9 5 SPECIAL !or tlw atfgreen sprinllling c•ans ll'l'l'c llw Snrnla, Ontnrio, Canada. lenlwpf have a new Welsh riding horse, 'l'ony rec:civf'cl many nice gifts, 15c ; nutc:up favors. Mr. ;uul Mt·s. Roger Church and 11[1 1(1 * 29c All the members arc working Miss C'r11111 nnrl 1\:rnnclh Fitz· r:unlly wem· Saturday evening M1·. and Mrs. Donnie! Strick- · gemlrl of Lam;lng an• planning guest:, of Mr. anrl Mrs. Arthur on the club scrnpbook, The regtllar business mcr.ling land and family enlertaim•d Mr. : nn Octohr•r ·I wr•rhling. Petet•son nf Lansing. and Mrs. Norman .Jamlc~nn and IT'S "(JIInfSTI\IAS CAlUIIIPt' of <~nrl Mrs. Fran]\ Churclr oi Wil- IHJDn tlwy took Nrll'lnnn, .Jr., to 1\:nlamm:oo, Mrs. l•:rrtm:m Lip· liamston. and members will he cltooslnp; Kodak • Argus o Revere their new winter projects. Mil'hlgan Stale colle>(e In !East . strnw, Mrs. Hr>x .fr!\1'1'11, M1·s. N<'l· Jvlr. nncl Mrs. Httgh Bartley Lllm;ing wlwrc he cmnllc!rl as a * * :jl snn Jlt•nwn, !VIrs. Hoy H11sdt anrl and snn, Willimn, arrlve1l home . freslmwn. , Mrs. Tom flr•lt. Sllnrl<~y after a :!-\V'eel>s trip tour- Mrs. K. A. Zlmmermnn spr.nl Polaroid Land Camera Monday visiting in Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. Myron Holmes ,,, .,, '' In>( nortltcnslet·n . were Sunday afternoon rnllc>rs o[ Rev. nnrl Mrs. \Vinfn!cl Am· Thr.y visiter! J2 slates, Mr. and Mrs. Ronal(] Osterberg Mr. nnrl Mrs. Chilrle~ Myers of ; stulz nnrl C'lll'ol of Loomis SJH•nl Mr. anrl Mrs. Boll Morrison were dinner guests of Mr. and .Jad\snn. Stereo Realist • View Master ·spent Friday :mrl Snllll'rlny with spent Sunday with Mrs. MotTl· Mrs. Joe Dean Mondny night. 1\fn;. Glacii'H Bowers nnd Mrs. : 1heir pnrunls, :\olr. and 1\11'-'· Floyd son's parents Mr. and Mrs. Chc3· Mr. ancl Mrs. Harold Lavis nnrl n1tvl'rln lfollnes were in Chelsea G. E. and Weston Light Meters · Fisher. 1lr•y Herrick. Dennis entertained William O'Dell Saturday. of Stanford, California, nnd liar· Mr. and Mrs. Horace Babcock old J. Lavis and John Lavis of o[ Nashville were Sundny din­ Ingham County News September 25, 1952 Page 4 Mason Wednesday evening .for ncr guests nf Mr. and Mrs. Ver-· ft'r.J~E Imuvrmv dinner. sile Babcock and sons. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lavis ami Miss Margaret Bedford was tl]e ··,' Dennis entertained Mr. and Mrs. gue~l over tlw week end in the )_, ,-.. Joseph Nowlcke o[ Woorlland nml horne of Rev. anrl Mrs. P. L. 2-Day Special Mr. and Mrs. Holand Troxell o[ Arnold. Miss Bedford of Flushing, MH. ,\ND MHS. PAUL COOLE:t Mason Sumlay evening. is the missionary to India spon- WARE'S DRUG STORE For Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Peterson of sorerl by the Presbyterian church. Mr. and Mrs. Pnul Cooley, wllo Miss Linda Carpenter, niece of Detroit spent Sunday with Mrs. She wns t!lr. speal>r.r at the serv- Phone 5<111 !\las on werc marrier! Saturday, Scptcm- the bride, was .iunior bridesmaid, Irla Reynolds, icc in the church on SLmrlay. Dollar Days llcr 13, in the Jk~l llroti1P.~1ood anrl'othff brid~maWs WffcM~s -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Temple Methodist church, ar<.! Nancy Carpenter, sister of the I" now rnal\ing their llome at 510 1," bride, and Mrs. Jim Yaung of Wil- Gotham Goltl Strillll l!iscock street, Ann Arbor. Mr. more, Ky. · Cooley is enrolle_d as a med!cal Clifford Cooley of Holt was YfJu ·get an Did-fashioned dDIIar's WfJrtiJ during ~tuclenl at the Untvcrslty o[ M!Ch· best man. Snndy Wong of Shang­ Hose lgan. hai, China, Rev. Lloyd Wallace of •lii/!10 nox of 3-$2.!lfi The bride is the daughter of Enton Rapids and Douglas Car­ Ill/Hi Box of ;{- ~3.15 Mr. anrl Mrs. Clair C. Carpenter penter were groomsmen: Cynthi

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Plowman for Extention Clubs of Vicl>shurg visited Mason These Values Are Good· Dollar Days Only \Vilson ::: friends and spenL l he \\'CCI<\ end Members of the Wilson exten· with Rev. and Mrs. Hugh Pul­ sion group will meet with Mrs. nam. Walt-er Carven Tuesday, Scptem- Mr. anrl ·Mr.';, George Gorham Sunbeam $18.90 Special ber 30, at 1:00 p. m. The lesson ami family attended a family rc- lronrite Ironers will he on new fabrics. union and birthday dinner Sun- You get $14.!)5 Sunbeam tlouble automatic Ironmaster Reg. $279.95 plus $13.!)5 for health chair * Illillvillc ''' day at Dimomlflle in honor of Mr. and $9.!15 all-metal automatic-action ironing boa••d Members of t]w Millville exten- Gorham's father, Charles E. Gar­ sian gt'Oltp res Limed their meet- l1nm, who celebrated his Slst ings hy having potluck dinner at hirtl1day anniversary. Save $6.00 All for Only $249.95 tlw lwme oi Mrs. Clnir 13alwt·, John Evans, son o[ Mr. and Wednesday. All member·s were Mrs. Frank Evans, has returned present exr:ept :3 unci a new mem- to the University of Micl1igan to Only $18.90 her was aclclecl. 'fhe vice-chairman, continue his studies. after spend· ·Electric Eunice Bal\er, conducted the busi- ing the summer with his fnmily. ness session. Leonore Gauss, dis- Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Forche and trict officer, was present and ex- Sttsan attenclerl the open house at WATER HEATERS 2 FREE FREE FREE hibitecl examp!P.s of hancl-weav- the State Journal for the Lansing 50-gallon si..:c with «louble units t'or tJitluw Consumers or We have bargains every day-but here ing for chair seals. symphony orchestra last Thurs­ - - Aiice Noll ingham 11nd Helen day. Susan is a member of the Automatic Controls Go With Detroit J~tlison lines. are bargains that even make us burst with Curtis presented tlw lesson :Jn orchestra. "New Materials." The grnup will Susan Forche slarted college at ·'pride. See our complete selection of shoes have its next meeting with Mrs. Michigan State this week. She rc- Every Order Placed For $112.50 . . Carfon Foltz. sides at Campbell hall. This is m every price range. '' * "' freshman weelt on the c11mpus. 1\'lr. and Mrs. Stanley Alston of Mr. and Mrs. Harley Anlmey, Duo Therm Oil Space Heaters Detroit were Sundny callers of Sr., called on Mr. and Mrs. Robin • Mr. nml Mrs. Jolm H. Powell of Pardee of Dansville Sunday. American Kitchens WOMEN'S Aurelius and Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert D. Ankney 1-51" «loublc dJ•ain board sinl' Bailey and Mr. and Mrs. Ray and children and Mrs. Frani> 2-21" base cabinets with choice of color on tops Lot t. Elias and claugh ter, Mary Lou, Bendix Dryers ;j 2-21" x 30" wall cabinets Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Migrants of Jackson, visited Mr. anrl Mrs. Automatic Ignition, 1951 1\lmlels returned home last wecl\ from an Hnrley Ankney, Sr., Friday. , . 2-What not shelves BETTER SHOES 8-day vacation in tlw west. They Rev. Hugh Putnam and Gerard Regularly $299.95 visited the Badland:-., Yellowstone Pierce of the Mason Nazarene Reg. $36!).!)5 JliSCONTINUJm STYI~ES national park, the Black Hills and churcli attended a young peoples Salt Lalw City, and many other zone meeting in Lansing Sunday $249.95 places of interest. afternoon. On·ly $299.95 Mrs. Elizabeth Collar Potter Mr. and Mrs. C:harl~s Wils.on was the guest of Mrs. Clayton of Plymaut~1 spent Fr!day w1th Kent of Mason at dinner ·last her brother-m-la~ and s1ster, Hev. $1 Pair Thursday night. Mrs. CmTie and Mrs. Hugh Putnam. American Sinks Westover, who had been a guest Speed Quee~ Washers 1 at the Paller home for 3 months, 42-inclt 1\lotlel returned lo Detroit with Mr." ami Was $89.95 At Nati~nally Advertised Prices (2 Pair for $1.65) Mrs. .Jack Worden of Oneco, Florida, and Jacques Worden of Children's Detroit, who spent the day with Less $~5 • Mrs. Potter.A Elwynn Collar of Now $69.95 Leslie and Stanley Voss, Herbert Special! For Your Old Washer Women's Taylor and Mrs. Nan Moran were Chilth·en's · 3 $1 guests of Mrs. Potter Monday. 4 Permanent Proofs ANKLETS pr. in a Orrin A. Phelps was a Sunday Freezers evening caller of Mr. and Mrs. Lovely Baby Boo], Harley Anlmey, Sr. 15-Cu. Ft.l\lotlel, was $379.95 ...... Now $329.95 Ranges • Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hays and . ' Ta)l)lan DchL'\::c Gas Range, was $229.95 ...... Now $189.95 family of Phillips road enter­ $3 23-Cu. Ft. Models ...... Now $481.88 Magic Chef Propane-Natural Gas, tained the Key clnss and their Complete was $209.95 ...... Now $179.95 families of the Ol>emos Bafiist Reg. $1.3ri Women's church Friday evening at a d d dd weiner roast. Can i · We ings Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dean and son Bendix Gyromatic Philgas Headquarters entertained as their guests over pr. 12 Poses In Sec this 1\lodel B-212 Gyromatic NYLONS 79c the weelt end Mary Lou Franltlin Wedding Album $·25 · Pick 1111 the 20-lb cont:iifters or have the 100-lli tanks and Margaret Franld!n of Pleas- up Formerly $249.95 delivered. SAVE MONEY! ant .lalte. . No Travel Charge· . :. Mr. ,,and Mrs. Elan Iiams and family of Matherton visitell Mr. LeCiear Studr"o $109.95 Used Appliances CAROL'S .. SHOE.S and Mrs. Sam Clemens Sunday. ' Mt'. and Mrs. qale Brown have Photogrophers Mason bought the Sam Clemens home I 1 at 873 South Jeffl!rson and have ft08·Gl!l BoUlster Bldg, been living there for the past Lansing ; ...... _..._..._ _...______....;,_llweel~. Phono Lansing 4·3922 Put ·Your Relia~ce in Mason Home Appliance· Rrrvlrr., with n mr.ssngn hy Mt~;s Nl nn Dot wllm•, miHs!onni'.Y on RALJ.V Di\ V I'J,i\NNF.D 'J'ho Bnptlst Runrlay sd10ol will lnqham County News Se11lcmher 25: 1952 Page 5 l'llrlrliiJ::I) Jmm Afl'il'lt. 7:30 Y, I', Four Mason Churches Jo~ning M, s, sna·vice followc~rl hy 11 mr.s· hnvn Its 11111111111 t'Hily rhty :-lnp· ------:------:---:-----­ tc~mher 2H, rtt 11 :lfi 11 , m, 'l'ltesu ly htu·norl hm• hnnds wlwn ~~~~~ Mt!l'ry HHilcl\ ~pen I tho Wl!ol( . -(' •,· HHS.:f! hy tho jlll!llol', l't'liYnt' lnf1f!l· lng Wr.dnnHrlny evening nt 7::lll al In Religious Survey Oct. 5 uxerelsos will 1)(! undet• the rllree- ft•ll ngnlnHI lhe stove Sundny u!l- cml ul Arlrinn with hot• room. lite ehllrdt, linn of Superhtlc~nrlrmt Witllm· 1~. m•ttoml. rnnle, I!DW man~· Jli'DJlll1 nllencl 11 1 Zimmer und Chlldren'H Sl!fU!t'in- 'l'om Emtws nnrl u frlt•nds ft•nm Mr. nnrl Mt'H, S, V, Lnwmnrr. villlt'r•h, wh11t ehua·r•lws llwy rlo uns nnr In hHve lr~rt•ltory IIH- lonrlont Mt'H, Lymnn Freshntll', Latmlnl( Pnllml at I he .Joint l•i11mr•s HIWIII from 'l'illtl'.srluy to Monrlny I•:rif'll IJuU r•d llt'rlllll'l'll, Hnv .. 1•:. 7:00 p. m,; C!Vi!nlng m•rvlr•o, H:tJO lllltHrm l't'flHhyt f!t'lun, P1111l L, si~~wrl lu llu•m, At t11is 11111111111 program llw home! Sunday, iii. Hush lnlcc. 1 Amnlrl, rninlslr;,., Stutrlny, Sep· aiiPIHI anrl whnl durrdt sd1nqls filltlllilr>, Jli1Sio1'. sdtool, p. 111., suhjl'r!l, "'/'lin 711tlt \VI'PI\ of I hn lnfonnnlion srutr,ht· will voulhs are promolerl to hlghPt' ~'ltlldll,\' ll!llliH•t• 2H, 10 . 11. rn., worship Ill 11. nt.; mornirtg Sl!rVir•l', II 11. Dm1irJI." 'l'llltt'sciny, H:llll p. rn., IIH! younl(slers allc!nrl 111'1' qtws· lnelurln IIH! C'OITnet nrhll'l!HH, ;.lnssrJH unrl 2:! awards will he Mr. anrl Mt•s, Lurloll Chonr.y Mr. nnrl Mrs, Wlllll\lll Cnmp. srr·vh•p In lltr! yn11ll1 I'IIOill. St•r· n·tmPH of nil urlttlls nnmr•s nnd and Mr. anrl Mt•s. Cor. T•:mnns holl r.nlet·lu!rwrl llwh· gr·antlsrm 111.; r llotll' of l'owc•t•. 'hri:;lilltr l•:ndf'I!Vor, 7:·1:, p. lions wlilr:h Mason dllltTh lmtd­ ' .. ·' · . Jll'l'Hl'nterl fnr Jll!l'fr.el nttr•ndnrwe t 11 1 1 1 0 ft'lltn 'l'ltt't.•r.• I'IVl'.t'.'' 'l'tlm.,·rllty, 1 1 1 1 mon, "Tiw Gwl or Ail Gm1'C!.·• agr•s of chlldrull, dutrd! ulfllln· luring lite llllHl Yl!lll', 'l'lll' il'sson spen w 11'1!1'' e1u M r'riiHJ· ' ·" " I Ill.; ( \ ( llillg- /'WI'Vi£'1. , H: lfi Jl. Ill. M11sic l!y llw choir lltiii!H' the dl· r~rs IHlfll' 111 lind ott!. Iloll nt• r·lltlt'r•lt Jll'r•fi't"'ttr•r• r · mowtw, Wlsl!nnslll. Phyllis Cl!l~· 1\!rs, Yvonnr. Bntyshnw nnrl 0 \Vr•rilii'Srill,l', Jll'il.\'f'l' IIIJ.d priilhi! · · · · " · ·· Ill he 11 flitiiiWI·gl'aJih il':;snn Ualls\'ilh! l\llltitotllsl I nr.v. :':lim· ret•llon ;Jf Miss Mnry Scott, wilh Thai's why t ltr•y lll'f! r•nJHiuct!n~( "lrtc•r• tit lt•t1 t"•llrrlrlll' t•ntl'll" w · rwy :;tuyr.cl wlllt Mnry l!:nwmi llllcl dtllrlt·rm HJIIllll Nnturrlny HIJ::hl: snrvlr•r•, lt'rl by Mrs, l•'mnl\ i•'el· '' · · · r! ·• · c " ·" ·" s ci l!'esenlr.rl hy Mt·s. L. G. Cul'awny. llf'l Nf'lwr·l, piislor, 10:011, dllln~lt l tr•rs :11 H:flf) p. 111. Mrs. N. S. Davis ul llw organ. II CO!lllllUnfi.Y I'C!Iigiou.~ HIII'\'I',Y Oil ·tlil, 111::111 11. 111. !-ir'l'll11Jil liytr•ry of Lansing meels Monday, ahmit :1 miles in r•11d1 rlirectlon. OeloiH!r !i, nre nslwrl to fill out ormer 1n1ster to Sou!x Clly, Iowa, Grow anrl Mnrlrm. !;t!IJ.il't'l, "/1, \\'idll•d Wolllilll i{I'V­ llnllsvillr! Fq•p iHc•thotllst, Hev. !J::!Il a. m., at Palmym. 'l'ht! dw!t· 'J'Iw J.lllplisl, Nawrenr!, MPIIuul· llw hlnnl< form whleh nppenrs There Is 1111 SC'honl newH this Mt·, nnd Mrs. Almon Lntlir•op IIIIIIioni;.r•!; lltr• l'ily," Yolillt K I I. 1\iuc•airl, p;cslor. IO:IJO, Sun­ llWl'IS 'l'htii'Hday, 7:a0 jl. Ill. 1;;1 and l'n•shylr!t'lan c•lturr:lws are l1elow, Ieat• It otlt or llw paper w"t ( · I week ns the lonelier, Mt·s. Hob- nnll fnmlly vlsltrd Mr·. nnrl Mrs, gro11p iiiHI wl111l l!'ninin~~ f.'!ns~;, rilly SdiiHII j II :1111, fll'l'ilf'hin,:; joinlnl( in 1111! s1rrwy. Wol'lwr~ 111111 allad1 II to llw door so the rl es 0 umn bins, is skk. Them is a snhslllule .Jnd1 Owr•n and family of Slor!ll- Jlllh•IIIH Cumnmnlly, Cnrfon nrr• lo mcel 111 :l::JO on ll1c afler· clllll'dt vhillors may sl't'LII'I' lhe lendtcr• from Lansinr~ laking lwr llrirlgr~ Sunday aflr~t·nnon, Foltz, paslor. Worship scrviee al IIIlO II o( lldobl't' :'\ to [{CJI illS I l'UI~· I· informallon withm11. rnallilll( arc· Rev, Edward .T. Cmss, former· plnec until she Is able~ to llr~ haci<, Oclobet• 2:1 Is the rlnte of lho· 111:15 a.m.; sorrnrm lnple: "New 111m I rip. The form follows: ly of Loslie, Is a colt1mnlst nnrl n 111tn111tl IHII'Vosl festlvnl nt lite w: Version;" dHU'elt school nl 1.1 :OO Arlrlt•ess ...... frequent wrller for llw Mnywoml S. C. S. hnll al l•'lldlhurg. n.m. 1Illinois I Herald. fitchburg Mr. and Mrs. Hnn·y Wnt'nN• fcamlly N11me ...... Due to ndvanc!ng yenrs which nnrl Dehornh of .Jackson called NurthwP~t Sluel,hrlrlg-r! Com· MPmiH•r· of· AI tend what Church have dimmed his VIJ::nr hut not !UrR, J,yle Grow on Mr. anr 1 "rs.'·I T"yle Grow nnd ,. muuity, Carfon Foltz, paslnr. 'l'he whul dlltl'dt Sunda,Y sdtnol Preferl'ncc his lnlellr!cl, !lev. Cross now Mr. nnd Mrs. Llnyrl GPe lll'l! Marion Sttnilay llflernoon. worship service will be nl. [):1:1 a. lives at llw Bnpllst hume In May· spending a few clays nl !heir• f'ol· '' rn.: sermon topic: "Nr.w Ver­ Mr ...... wood. lal(o at Hush lalw, ,------·1 sion;" elntrdt ~whonl nl 10:1!i. On In n recent Issue of lite Heral1l Mrs. Laura 1\lnlmrlr• nnrl Mrs. Intc•·-City Tabernacle ';,'To a woman of Sarna· I ~l'S ...... 1 Wr•rlnesday a I. H :on si nglnl(, pmy· there was one of lhe Hev. Cross .rennie Gnlllgat· of .Jackson enllr•rl !!H27 I•J. l\lh,hlg-rul, LunHIItg ·;' ria who came to draw 1 lhg leal'lling nnd planning mccl· 1 Sen•lm;w nt ~I a. m. ami 7::10 , - h I 21tlldi'f'n ...... slm·lcs, "Home Folks I~at Pic," nn he it• s!str!t', Mrs. Nl~llie Mc­ 'I water: Jesus sa1t ••• 1 ing. ScplemiH!I' 2!i, 8: l!i p.m., rlls­ nn one pal(e and his l'cJ::ular eoi- Crr!et'Y, Mondny. ALT. wm.co11m 1 euss!nn on "Whal Is Cltrlsllnn in i: ' Whosoever drinlwth' ,,, ...... , ...... umn Oil another. '!'hen for good Shlr·ley r•;nrl SJH'nl IIIP. wr.ell J:o,y · .~ of the water that I I he l':r rl ;• Piul forms'!" Ilerhert· rnensme lite editor of lhe Herald enrl wilh Sharon il;n·lh. l'utlrlfHflll 1 f'aHtor Be;m:s, Oelnhcr annunl l~nrler. :m, used his own about Hev. shall give him shall dliclwn sll JlJlCI' a nil dl.llrdt fair. Cross on still nnolitet'~lory page. r------­ thirst. Jo, 4:6-14. Vnnlmvn Cummullily, Carron (lJWl.Jl' A'I"ri~Nlll'! l\ml~'riNG · Follz, pnslnr. Church school is Hev. and Mrs. Hur:il Putnam, at lll:1!i willl worship service nt Mr. nnrl Mrs. Marshall Pollok anrl Your Choice 11 :lri. The sermon topic will he er nf Olivet, n fmmr•r l'implnin Grancl n!ver. Church scltonl, 9:30 Mr..aml Mrs. Clifford Rsltelhy at­ $1 "New Version." There will he 11 of tlw E. T. 0. S11nday rJVPning 111 n. m.; worship ~ervice 10::30 n. m. tcnrlr.rl the paslors-superinten­ puhlie rllnner nl noon, Oclnher 2, 7:clfl, union rr•r'ol(nltion SC!l'l'!l'e of Mi1lweek lenten ~ervlce every rlenls Sunrlny sdtool crmvrmtion fnllowerl hy w. s. c. s. meeling. 1110 completion of lite modem Wr.dnesrlay night nt 8 p. m. in Grnnrl Rnpiris Snturrlny. Sun· Complete Car Wash Bihlo lranslalinn, nt the Congre­ day 'r.venlng Miss Vera .Jewel of l\lnson iHi!lltorlist, Tiaymonrl L. gational dtureh. Several eopirls \Vlllinmslnn llapUst:, Hnrnl!l Lansing spoke to the yotmg poo· or Norlon, minister; Mrs. L. Dr.t·· nf Ihe new rPvisr!rl l~ibk will IH• Hresr., paslnr. Church school 10 pic of the Mason Na~arr.nr~ 1\'00ri Carn, director of 111USie. given to lrwnl dtiztms. llr!v. Lloy1l 11. m. WDrship servico ll a.m. nnll dtureh, nnd shmwrl sceaw-of.felt Sunrlay worsl1ip, 10:00; Hally Day Pobst, JlfiSior of .Jackson l•:irsl 7:30 p. m. .Ttmior :mrl senior pictt1res. Chassis Lubrication servicl', all eliilrit•en should nt­ Haptisl V}jur·ch, will be the speal:­ groups fi::JO p. m., Thursday. ----- tr.nrl at. 9:,1!i. Promotion of er. Teachers Jesson slucly followed by classes and prcsontation of cer­ prayer service n t H p. m. Ladies Pink Community li!imles, rlcrlicat.!on of lenclters. Fil·sl. Chlll'eh ol' Christ, S!!il'n­ Baptist Union 3nl Werlncsrlay, 2 Les Foote Inc. Sunday school, 11 :'l!i; .Junior High tist, Mason, holrls scrvir'es at Ill!! p. m. in homes. Fern Thomn!l Cornm· Stale mul l\laple 1\fa.'iOn Youlh Fellowship, G:OD; prnJ::ram churelt, conwr of Oak anrl Barnes eommillce, Sharon Neff anrl Bar­ strer~ts, every Sunrlny al :t l :00. Wiliiumston 1\lcthodlst:, Horace weelt•Jn·isr! [laints nt Pspr•r•ially atlmf'lim Jll'ir'Ps, Tt•netor Williamston lllemorinl JJntltel'· entertained Mr. ami Mrs . .Tack GIJOVI•:S-Wrlt'e ij\I.!Jll to $2.!1li ...... Nnw $1.110 Cltoir rehearsal, Thursday 8:1:1; un, West Grnnd niver.John West· Pll:tllll'ls, l'lum· f'llllllll'is (lig-ht. oak, tilcl rr•rl anti tilr~ grr•t!ll) Nice Adult Jcellowship, Saturday, (j::JO, Eames, Sr., at clinner Thursrlny GI.OVI~S-Wct·e $2.!111 In $:UJ8 ...... Nnw $1.!!8 Williamston Seventh Dny Atl· enl!orf, pastor. Church school 9:30 evening in honor of their 52nd assurlrnr•nt ol' lfllii·l'·clr·y lllllllm~Is. nt the home nf Mr. ami Mrs. Wal­ ventist, 1169 Stillman road, n. K. l'UitSI~S-Wcm $2.!18 unlf 1111 ...... Now $1.00 lace Bailey. a. m. Worship service 10:30 a. m. wedding anniversary. Krick, pastor. Saturday, church nnd 8 p. rn. Ladles Aid, second III~AD SCAUFS-Wm·e $1.!~!1 ...... Nnw 20c Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Newmnn HA1'S-Wcre $2.!18 In $1i.!l/i ...... Now $1.00 school 1:20 p. m.; worship serv­ Wednesday of each month at called on Mr. anrl Mrs. J olm FI~J.T ice, 2:45 p. m.; Adventist hour, church. Eames, Jr., Sunday evening. UJ.OUSES-Wm·rl $:~.!18 to $1i.9/i ...... Nnw $1.!18 Shafer Decorating Supply WJIM 1 p. m. Sunday. Roberta Ann Thomas, daugh­ SLimVBJ,ESS IIJ.OUSES-Wt~re $2.!Jl!-Now 1 l'ot• $2.!Jli 1111d another 1'o1' $l.OO Williamston Nazarene, Reo D. ter of Mrs. Fern Thomas, severe· Williamston (Jhristhm Science Millor, pastor. Church school 10 Williamston Gospel llnll, 4021 Society, Frey Building. Worship a. m. Worship service 11. a, m. and i8TII ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL service 11 a. rn.; church school, 8 p_ m. Prayer service, Wednes­ Burkley road. Breaking of Bread Frey resil!encr. 11 n. rn. Mid·week day 8 p. m. Ladies Missio1111ry So· 10 n. m. Church school am! Bible tO% off on all Nylon llosc Class 11.:30 a. m. Worship service Food Bargains Galor-ious service every first' nnd third ciety first Thursday 1:30 p. m. as lO% off on nil Hayon anll Nylon Slips, Panties, Pa­ Hr•fimterl N n. 2 Can Wednesday 8 p. m. nnnounced. 8 p. m. Frid~y. Prayer service jamas and Nighties Tomatoes ______6 cans $1.00 1\fasnn Unplisf;, Loyd G. Cara· 8:00 p. m. way, pastor; Gem')::e Murlhmn, St. ,Jumcs Cnthnlic l'lllssion. Williamston Free l\ldhorllst, A. I.ii,h~·'s J'lln. ~ ~,2 Can choir director; Mrs. L. G. Cara­ Rev. Ms)::r. Charles Keating, pas­ D. Hockaday, pastor. Church Olccmos Community, David WASH mmsSES-Werl! $2.!1li-Now huy 1 for $2.n!lmul 1 for Pumpkin ______5 cans $1.00 way, organist. 10:00 a. m.. morn­ to!'. Mnss will he said at the cltap· school 11J a.m. Worship service 11 Stanloy Evnns, pastor. Worship .~1.98 SAVJ•; $1.00 ing worship; sermon, "Our Lib­ el at the corner uf South JeJier· a. m. and 8:15 p. m. Youth hour, service, 10:00; church school, WASH mmssr~S-Wcre $3.!111-Now buy 1 fot· $B.!J!Iantl 1 fot• erty in Christ Jesus." 11:15 a. m., son and Cherry nt 8:30 Sttnclay 7:30 p. m. Prayer service, Thurs· 11:05; Youth _Fellowship, . G:30; $2.!!8 SA VJ~ $1.00 Sunday school rally anci promo· mol'lling. clay 8 p.m. evening service, 7:30. SLIPS~Nylon-Wcre $1i.!JII ...... Now $3.98 Peas ___ - __ - ______7 cans $1.00 lion day with presentation of at­ SLII'S-Wm·e $3.!!8-Now hny 1 fnt· $1.!1!1 nntl 1 I'm• $1.00 JIPI'iam·r! :JO:l 'l':11l Ca11 tendance awards. G:31l p. m., !'IInson Lutheran, Walter Koep. Bnnlcer Hill Se\'lmf;ft.llay AtlVcn­ Willlamst~n St. 1\nthm•ines Youlh Fellowship Lor both :iunior plin, pnslor. Services will be UUAS-Were .~l.71i to $2.1i0 ...... Now $LOIJ enelt 2 for $Lii0 Whole Kernel Corn ______6 cans $1.00 tist chnreh. Sabbath school at. F.t•ist~nlml, Dr. Norman Kenzie, PAN'I'mS-Itun-IH'fiOI'-UHgulm· liflc unrl 7!Je .... Now 2 fm· $1.110 nne! senior groups. 7:30 p. m., 10:00 a. m., Saturday. Preaching Rector. Wnrrl Clabush, lay render; Sunday at 9:15 a. m. at the Le, lll'l'ianr·" ao:J 'I'ttli Can evening worship. glon hall. PJ,AS'J'lC I'J,i\Cg llfA'fS-Were Now •l fot• $1.00 service, 1.1:00 a. m. There will be church school nnrl worship serv· :me ...... Cream Corn ______6 cans $1.00 a special speaker. ice 11 a. m. l'OWJ~J,S-Wcre 7!Jc ...... ,...... Nnw 2 fot• $1.110 J,cslie Congt·e~·nt.fonal, Samuel Williamston St. l\111ry's Catho· D. Wenger, minister. Church lie, Rev. Fr. Hugh Conklin, pas· Williamston Centel' l'llef.hmlisf:, Wllllamslon Weslr!ynn l\lethrnl· school 10:00 a. m.; morning wor­ Hornce James, pastor. Worship tor. Sunday masses 7:30 and 10:30 JEFFERSON FOOD MKT. :;ltip, 11:00 ·a. m. Sunday is. rc· ist, RoWley, C. E. Miller, pastor; a. m. Sa turdny, confessions ami THE PARISTYLE SHOPPE :JiiO S. ,Jcl'fcrson service, 9:30a.m.; church school, Church school 10 a. m. Worship ligious educal ion and Olivet Sun· 10 :30 a. m. r.lr.votions, 7:30 p, m. Fowlerville, JU:any other Bargains clay. Speal,er, Dr. Morris noueh· service 11:30 a. m. Young peoples Sunday mass 9 a. m. Friday, con- 108 E. Ash meeting 7:30 p, m. Phone 3121 Onmulaga Communily, Rev.· E. fessions and devotions 7 p, m. '------A. Kolforcl, pastor. Sunday school Willinmslon Wesleyan l'llelhml· • i at 10:00 and worship service at isli, B!·ldc, C. E. Miller, pastor. 11:00 a. m. Worship service 10 a. m. Church f Be Sure to· Hear school 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Willhtmston J,ut.lteran, JoJm Prayer service Wednesday 8 p. Westendorf, pastor, 1022 West Im. Dollar Day Rev. Jack Van lm·pe H1~v. Van Impe is one of the nat.i!)n's ·outstanding Dandies aeecli'(JiOII isLs. .I SUPPLIES '\ The Evaugdist Will Be At The l., Genuine Ford Visor IUiJTor ...... 75c !I Can of Ford Polish and Can of ~ Upholstery Cleanm· ...... $1 ~· Mason 2 Cans of Ford·PoJishing Wax ...... $1 Ford Ammonium Snl111tate Ton ...... $09.00 :. Nazarene Church · . A g•:cat door and effectual is opened unto us. (I Corin- /: tluaus HJ:9.) Read Acts 20:22-27. · . 100 Pollnt1s ...... $ 8.95 il In 1941, Dr,..Bliss W. Billings fled from Korea as a refu- i' 15ee and came to the Philippines. There he was placed in an 2 10-pmnul Bags ...... :...... $ 1.00 ~ Internment camp. One day he said: "Doors of opportunity ~ (Now is the tinw to apply this fertilizer to your lawn) ,,:i arc never closed to me." He took advantage of every op­ SUNDAY p~·tunity to te11ch and preach and to help others. He prayed !(' I for people in many places. In spirit, he was lilte Paul, who FREE I Come aml hear him at 1 or at all 3 of the stJccial services said: "A great door and effectual is opened to me." SERVICE :j Doors of opportunity to serve God and man at. home and Checlc front end ca..<~ter, camber mul ~ Complete Lubrication ) abroad are never closed. There are always the needy ones to toe-in am1 wheels for balance 10 a.m.- Sunday School Hour be helped, the sufferings to be relieved, and the sinful to be j (Watch George tlo it on our motlcrn Job ------$ 1.00 11 a. m. - Preaching Service sr;mght, the sick to be healed, and those in distress to be en- Genuine Ford Enamel · couraged. · · Bean Visnalincr) J:laint Job ______$49.50 ~ .7:30 p. m. - EvEming Service In all countries there are great doors of opportunity to i evangelize, to educate, to serve, and to lift up people to God (Come in anti see our modern bum11 sho11 and in worship. . People in every community, in business, in. in­ paint booth) Rev. Van Imtlll will tell of llis evangelistic tour of EllrOliC at dustry, in government, in schools, indeed, in all wallcs of life, l the evening service. stand in need of Ch1·ist. These doors of opportunity Christ Ford ~e-conditioned Engine as Low ·.as. $149.9 5 l opens to all His disciples. Bntlget Terms ! PRAYER 12 mouths to pay Dear Lord nnd Fnthm• of mankind, forgive us for our unconcern fm· the le!ls forhmnle hreUn•en In many land!!. ' Give us Ute pttssl.on of Chl'isUike love to do all we cm1 to serve them, In the nume of ·"' Mason Nazarene Church the Cln·lst. Amen. ' 135 W•~.st Elm St. Roy Chfistensen Rev.llugh Putnam, Pastor THOUGHT FOR THE DAY Your Friendly Ford Dealer "As we have opportunity, let us· do good to all men."- SlO State Street Francisco S. Galvez (Philippines) . · Phone 9611 ..

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1 P.M. to 5 P.M. ,.' !\Iunday • Wednesday • Friday -Hilton ~& Richarcts Buick Comer of Park and Maple . ~ : · ------~------~.. ------~~~--·--·-·~-~~~~--~~------~--~------Ht(lloll of tho 1111lon 'Jmvn hcen lr!fl Editorial Page n\11, JCs•om Lrm AngnlnH In Nm·· Ingham County News ScptcmLcr 25, 1952 Paoe 1. Heifer's Age Is Estab~ished foil<; fl'lllll llw Grenl Lnlws lo 1ho Glilf; from lhe Hod(y Mountnln.~ ,. ' Private Funds for Public W prl< ucmHH the plulnH, thmugh the Potato Acreage Is Corrected midwest lo llw lnch!Hll'lnl IIIHI We hnvo llccome HO used to wntchjng public officiulA Hillpplnrc r:ontnrs or lite ens!, spend ptlbllc l'uncls I'm• privatn put•poses thai: wo nl'e shoclwct ll,y Vn•·nm• ,r, ll•·ow11 und plnnl. nnrl flv,lll. Hl!llh ltncl hug.~ llw:w Ji'nrd expunslons IIJHI In· '!'ills pleeo Is to lm dlffer·I!JJI. nnd )C!af hnJlllllrs 111111 hllghl, In slrtllallons line 1111 In It rle!!enlr:tll· 'WhCI1 private fUilclfl are SpPnt: Fot• IJW [ltlhllc gnocl. Tlwrc• will )Hl no olrl·ilmo lilslmy, sny noliJinr, rtiHHtl llu• l!llr!ing HJHI zalion movement lhal IH ttslnnlsll· Polll.ical commenlrtim·s arc ynpping uhout.Senatot• nich­ JHJ J'('ill)llisf'ing, Jl!J polllii'H, !HI rllgglnn of lim potalnos, lng In lis Hr!n[w, iH!Wilrlurlng In li!X 111)1(, !HI (jllf'HlionH of goVC!J'IJ· 1 . ani Nixon using pl'iwte funds to handle 1.lw coAL of fl(!l'Ving '.l')w l'a!!lii 111' ' 1111' PlltdJ C'Oil· l)u! rnoney Hpenl, and dmllcmglng nwnllll. uffaiJ•s or doings of gov· H)His of ·I mws nf ll!HH 1111111 •II) In thn outloo); for fllllll'l! J.:l'IIWI)J. ·such a blg and populous Rlnte as California. Ho nccnptccl tlw ernnH!Illid agmwhls, rnr.ls lc!nglh. 'l'hnt flglll'es nut lesH A bill! 1 11 on co ars expenclccl In Iill! 1 money openly and spent it openly and gave n public account­ First, there are 2 mntlr.rs 1I Hill a qual'll'J' 11 r· an acre, I11 li yl'urs IH a lnl of money 1111rl a lol wilif:il must he sll'lllghlened oul. short nhoul :llllilhs, I 11 111 nfrahl of SJil!IHIIng. Anrlnlllhls 11111'111'11· ing, Yet howl hns gone up because he hns taken private a Orw J!rlll!:l!J'IIS I hal young mol her HllllW ol' ,fllli'H l'l!ilrlPI'ii Will lll'lil!Vl! ings of tlw l!lllll(Jilny wli!JrHJI ll!r> monl'!y and Ap<:ml it l'or the publip good. Wt! IHIV!! IIlli Ill IIJr! flll'm. WIIIJOIII 1hal mlumn of Ids Is mol'f! town hon·owlng of a l'enL It must IH! '· d II' IIHHJgilt il would I' VI! I' lw usnd In !han ,,.·alnlry, horne In mind o[ l!ottr~l! thai thr• M II.WI' t Ol'S 1 t J nny o sena anc l'CJll'Csen allves spen pu tc ,tile nmv.-;papc!l' nnd with sllgbl 'J'Iie n•mainlng spm•r! al my rlls· Ford r•nmpnny Is prelly ITilldl I liP ·funds fm• tlwlt· own pu!'poses and nobody hollers much. Some eoJuwn as to uceurar.y I told Nel· posal I am going to rlr•votc• to Fnrd famil~· wllh tlw granriHons ' \ Of them load their OIT!Ce PllYI'OilS With WiVCS, SOnS Ot' daugh- Sllll OIW riay lhnt il Ht!reforrl what T miglll ul)llllc! "One Man," of tlw late Hl!lll'Y Forrl JHIW In · tl 1 ,. 1 ' l Oll l ltl '] IJc!lfr!l' ID months old hnrl glwu l ~~ol ilw iriPJI fJ'Illn reading an l.!lwrge nnrl ''onlrol. l!c!I'C! llwn Is t:ers oro. tel' l'l'! adVCH W 10 newt• won. WI'S one · 1C llHll s birth loa hull mlf. When (read al'lil!)c• In a Dr>lroll Snndny jlape!' nne man's fnmlly in rr•;tl lift•, with campaign lit:emtUl'e, maill'!d ft·ec undct· the i'ranldng ahoul It in tlw pnpr.r ami lent'JH'rl rthoul ltmv Ill!' eommon enJJIH!Il In n recent eonversrtllon wll h privilege, Iiln t Ihis event rllspu Ied some of lhnl gn•iil. elty Is struggling several m1•n of varying ages r Ill( . . VI!I'Y expert. oplnlonH as lo wlwn \VIlli ' J>l'ohlc.•ln of IIJr•. I·ITI!Jit 11 slem•1 1 w 111 'I e one coci(Slll'eyonth J Then there m·e others who go even further ll1 spendmg n helfel' cnn he expected to breed lnol ~hop In resld!!nljul !lislrids, oOLJIHierloff on how lite rr>soUt'l!l'S public money to advance tlwir own intet'eRts, l began to count up on my lin· The! arlic'IJ! I)()lnll!d nut that of t.ltls country had been waslr~d. Indeed You're Wel(ome , . . . gel's nnd discovered I lind elwnt I'd some of ilw nation's gJ't•alr>sl In· rn11' soils dr>J>Ielcd, huslnP.sH now Four years ago durmg the prcsideniml campmgn the EIPdn to llw tune of more than duslrlal r•oJH'l'l'!ls lwrl ilwlr hr~gln· in llw IHtnrls of giant trusts 111111 And that 1-(m•s fm· Arabs hnd to give up their homeland so Amcl'icnn prer;iden- 2 months. nlngs in n hnd; room, hasrmll'nl elwin store corporations ancl all tinl cnndidatGs could gnin voteH. Millions in U. S. funds have This lwlfet• wns named Elecla or gm·agr• shop whr!n• sonw llll'· npJIIH'Iunily for youth now fndlng any hnsilH'SS ~'4111 Pllll'llsl. to IIIII' !!at'!', , , hi)!;, '1];;;1_1~' . . . . . , lwcnusc• she was horn of n 2·year· l'hnnkal genius lllw Ilenry Forcl nul. been nnd arc bemg Hpcnt: m cm·t·ymg out the polittcnl promt:;;es nlrl Herefnrrl dam on eleetlnn dn\' ilnlwrr•d nnd C'X[It'i'lnwnlerl until Js there another spot on anrth small Ill' in lwh\'!'l'll. lw fl('l'fc·r~ll'd somt' m;tr!llint! nr,. made dlll'ing the 1948 campaign. pf April, HJ:>l. I believe electlniJ where lillch fl thing us the J•'rml - Hny tlwt year fell on April 2. tool ol' g:1rlgt•l thai r•ontrlhllil'rl 1 These other promises on nid, on relic(, on paying off one Elc!cla rlroppc•rl her first hom In lllUr!ll lo ilw inciu'slrial rrrowlll o[ company eoLI d havP. ils hc~gitl· W<~'ll sm·v1~ yon wc•ll M ning anrl grow as II. has? And · segment of the population at the expense of another, on sub- the pa;Hll'l'c! of August 21i, Hl52. lhls nation nnrl the world, Jo'rorn are there not many other similar and in 1lw sN~ to it I hat. yo111' clomwe­ · sldies, all this is nothing but the use of public funds for private Thnl lac·l's nlmnsl 11 WPI'i( nf he· till' lll'lil'll! J l'C!ad, it SI.!I!ITIS that proe<•ss lng one year and five months, some folllooded man or The ribxl has to do with that lhc figurPs may hr•, a spnl;l'~;man wnrnnn want to spend his or her lessness, their irresponsibility, their addiction to th(~ liquor much puhlielzerl patch of Pontiac for IIJC l•'rml Motor rmnpany li fc behind an office desk doing • habit or any other habit upon their parents. potatoes. I rear.! in .Jim's Town stairs thai during thr. past () tasks set for them by some otlwr anrl Country column last week yrars that r·ompany h:ts expenrled Scientists have exploded these recent theories t\mt: chi!­ hireling equally a modern day about an cxpcelr.rl !iO·huslwl crop more than a billion dollars in slave. There is still opporltmity . . drcil arc spoiled because of the lnclt of attention m· the ovet·· from •I al'res planlecl. Should my ph1111 moderni,:at ion, t•xpansion Not nil will l>ccorne Henry Fords expectations Inll thai low I c'C!J'· and impmvemcnt. In lhe long · attention of parents. 1>1' Thomas Edisons or Henry talnly would not bother Ia till list of lrnpm~:siVI! Inial.';, few Fireslnnes or Cyrus McCormil!i(s. ' People are the way they nrc because they want to be But some will, That is why l • that way. If they wanted to be some other way they'd change. like what Dean Alfnngl! recently Down by the wrote in "This Weel<" as his If a mnn drinks he doesn't drink because his father did, creed, Here it is: -· • or because his mothet· didn't. He drinl

\ College Conducts Experiments 1''1'''~'. l'lldiiH: ; t']JiCillhlll' j, , ' Chl••ngo riillo was 10.3, vs. w,.t Uw previous wcelt nnrt 10,5 a Lows l:Jtiottia 1\.eep }farmers, ye~m· ngQ the same weelt, Two 11ormones Speed Growth of lambs • * • Miscellany, . , , USDA has start· Not Farmers Keep the Cows •rwo hormones--~tllhest l'Ol an•l lamh!l, Tiro e!IIJ'easses fmm tho phnrmrtcology eonduetr.rl the ex· pr.r·incls nf llllHGasnnul hot went h· eel buying turlmys to help stnbll· progesterone-hnvr! Jli'OVL!d I heir ln•alt!rl lambs graded highm·. No pm·Jments. Ea1'11 Jnmh was f'r eauserl tlw Hnlrcatrrl Jamb~ to Mnny !m·met·~ nren'l. mnldng rull anlmnJH frnm hlfi herrl orris, 11 proor will lrr. nsscmhlcd WfiH lw 1!152 erop hlrrls. fi'lrsl: pur· worth for inL•r·rnsln~ gl'flwt.h and rlliTI'I'r!neo in fal C]LIIdily welr::herl lnrllvlrlually at llw start. go orr fr•erl Jwlce durin(:( the ex· full UBa of tho prci!IL·maldng ufl· '"I'Iwre am 2 ldnds of cowfi,' nrul l'Ppnrled 011 llw herr! sire, 'l'o found. nf the nxperlmr.nl anrl e!VCI'Y 7 porlmont. '!'mated iamhH were ehase amounted to 1!J7,fi00 lhs, pnrtunltlcs prnvirle!l hy dairy Par•snns expialnH, ''lhn~t! which furl lir~r· mnlw usr! of !hose rec· emJ·cass qunlily o[ lamhs in m· Two gmups nf ilnimnls Wf!l'C clays, The feeding t.esl continued mot'r. easily lwpt nn Jecrl. '1'1 w t Ill'J wys are 1o J10 use!1 f or herr! illlllt'ovement n~sncintion !wop tlw dnh·yman iiiHI tlrnsl! orris t!\11 dalryn111n shoulrl refer Henrch cDJH.hrctcd nt the Mkhi~an use•rl in lhr> tu.>ts. TwonJy itnlmnls for 8fl days. 'l'lw treater! lambs averngcd 10 wllh ilw rlairyman l1ceps," 'J'Jws1! In llie,mr'it section n[ tho DliiA ngrlcullurni experiment. station. WPI'I' sP!L•cll'rl al l'lllidom 11nrl til· Jcr.erl for bntl1 groups mnslslecl JIJS ill'avler llian tlw Hntreaterl school lunch progrnms. · · • Gov· reenrrls, r·eenrds will help filii lhe non· hook for illstnll'tlonK on how to The, 2 subsl.ances, Jli'I!VIously virlr•rl Into :J p;ro11ps nearly equal or eradwrl corn anrl nlfalfa hay, ones al tlw ond of the 8!l·rih water perlnwnlnl period, resea relwrs rc· cruJsumpt Inn of honey, 'rlwy say proving the eiTicleney uf Michl· ler house where they halong. A herr! analysis will show In nn 0111! rrrnllfl \ViiS treater] With the were• also provlclcrl. port, tlwt if the 11er cnpltn U,'W of hem· gnn dairy herds through lnfor· '!'he Dl·l!A records also provide ea~y·IO·l'Citd ~l'llphlc form Wllllt lie cows, produced marlwd ~alns IHn'mnnf's stiliwslrol and proges· Ert'ldency of gains of the !rent· 'J'he animal rPsean1h scientists a basis for n sensible feeding prn· ey wou 1d Incrcnse .j ust n IJotll IHl If matlon ]Jrovlded In DI-ll A rec· 1 1 has hcen hnppenlnr:: In the herd ami eiTiclency of Jc•erilng wlwn lf!r'rtnr> nnrl IIH• ntiH'I' r::rnup was 1-':l'llm. In add I on the yearly rec· eel animal:; Is shown by I he fa!!l arlvlsc ilia!. it will he~ some tlmo n pounri, there woulrln't be nny ords, savs George, E. Parsons, II 1 durl11g llw yPnrs while It wns on Implanted In t Jw JlC!d(s of spring I'PiaiJH'ri iiS a ermtrnl group and that Iiley consumer! only 2:1·1 Ills IH!fnrc hormone lmplantallon will J ores1 prov r e l w basis JnJ' a prlr~r. rlc!'renslng surpluses... , Mlchi,.,an Slate collc!ge extension 1 1 11 'J'I 1 tesl, Parsons says It will show lambs fmm llw Mll'!ll~an Stnle nol ll'r!iile!d, ,., sourH u·eet ng prngmm, 1 s of eradu•rl corn and 502 lhs of be a practical opemt ILJil for Ule fi'erlernlly Inspect eel e~n I tle slntlf:(h· dairy H]leclallst. cerlnln fnrnliies of cows within college tlocl<. .r. I f. Galloway, L .•r. ilrnlzler, hay for :tOO pnunrls of r::aln as a w~rage fa r·mel'. lhlrd vniUf~ of DIIIA recot•ds Is a tcr ror· the llrst wr.el< In Septr.m· F'or one lhhl", Di·IIA I'emrels 11 lliu hurd wlill:h lwve been con· Jlecenl tests showed Jilat iror· :111rl Dr. L. II. Blnlwslee of t Jw M. enmpnrccl to :J:J~ Ills Df ernclwd A large-scale r.xpcrimenl: on hc>r nt mn.Jor midwest marlw!s ,., 1 g one, slstanlly 1-':llnrl. Fmm su1.'!1 n fam· mone·IJ'eated lambs n•quirr•d S. C. anhn:.tl husbandry rle]Hirl· provide a reliable record from P·u·sons cxpl'illl" Ll1rtt !Jy 1·~ ern·n and G2:J Ills of hay for lhe iambs will he conrlueterl this fall were up about 30 per eent over a ' · · · ' '' · ' ~ liy ynu will want to save heifer nbout: 20'/t. less feed In "row to mr•nt and Dr.. Jos1~ph Meites of which a dnlrymnn enn retain or porting all of tlw Juclation rec· untreaterllambs, !o get further rlnla on hnt'mone vear ago nt the same time .... and !Jtlll calves. mnrkel we•lght tlr;tn untre:rterl I he rlr•partmr!JJI of phy:;Jology and The lambs were unshom and hmwflts in lnmh producllon. There's a 1-':I'UVe rice shorlnge in s f • . Asia, MnylJe thnl's where some rna Ea T k PI t of planllng; Waller Griffith, .Jr•I'SI'YH, :!I. I Ills fat' nn:.l lbs of our excess wheat: supply will' 11 111( secdings In corn; Elmet• Jlossmnn, milk; Paul anrl Jlusscll Howe, end up. rs rom an lng Cheney-Holsteins development of hybrid seeel; and :w rr•gislr•n•d artd grade~ Holsteins, :J:J.n Ills fat, !J.17 lim milk; CIHrrlrs Country &. Town Gcorr::c \:Venner, grades of seed. Lead lngham-Wesi J):1vis, 21 l'l'gistr•r·ed Holsteins, Uy :lll\1 81W\VN toAI;~~~.?t\;e;:~~~~ ~i~~~~~Vl~;~;~::~~~~ Out-Yield ~orn Widely Spaced :1:1.:1 Ills f:il, ~:il Ills mill\; Harry alone. Het• mol her wnrncel her re· Till' Pnlnmac river Is nhoul 550 Lurlr!ll Clumr•y's 2:1 rr•glsli•rPd l•'i'I'S!Jolll' & Son, 21 registered Ingham's first Corn Dny iasl Sirentlwlm Jarm at 12::10, County miles long. 'l'wo yt•a•·s ago I bought a pi'tehfOJ•I\ at tlw fii·st peatedly about not talking to Friday prover! thai lhiek planting Agent. Jnmes i!oi!J(zema He!rVI'd nnd gmdc Jlnlstelns Jr•d Ill<' 1111~· I !ll]Sit•ins, :12. I Ills fat, ll78 lbs slrango men. ham-West test assrlf'ialir1n rlul'ing 1\Jason IJnllar Days. I'm using it for the first time JHtys off If lhc soli Is ferlile. as master ot' cr~rernonies, Ile In· 111 iII; ; At lhe stnlion, tile Pullman Allp;lllil. Cheney's Ilolslelns IIV£'1'· this fall. That's l'orl'sight. So ,just eonsidm· the J'uhll'e While llie ears of corn m·e much trociLJeecl lhe 3 generations of ~lillr•r's D;liry Farm No. 1, 3:l porter asked her, "Where nrc you bigger on widely spaced pla111ings Sheatlwlms illld Kenyon l'a~•rw, WE REMOVE aged :JG.rl Jbs of l>ulli!l'fnt and r••gisl i!l'l'd llolstl'ins, :3 I;! lbs fat, as ~·ou tm\'t:rst~ 1\lason sh·e•ds d111·ing the coming 1,120 Jbs of mill;, reported \Vilh11r goln~. Miss'!" the yield per acre is greally in·[ new chief of tire farm crops de· ~:!!1 Ills rnilk; Iliillcr & Wilson, 13 I>ead or I>isablecl Singer, the tesler. ])olhu· Da.rs WPI'l\ (!ncl. Don't scoll' at hahy clothes "Los Anr::cles," she replier!, ancl creased by thid( ]Jiarrting. partnwnl at Michigan State col· I'''J~isiPI'l!d and .fen;f~ys anrl grade tile porter asslsterl her onto the Because of liw ;nereas~d yield Je~e. IloJ·ses and Cattlo Eleven ut her lwr·ds In t lw liS· m· wt:ddint~ aecessories; wigs IJ and 75 wuw In FOit PROntl''r SmtVICE gmcle Holsteins, :J.J.:i lhs fal, 1022 !1, :111 1'1'1-:hill'l'l'ri llolstelns, .10;1 County News. Last ycm· ncnl'ly JO,OOD were sold as most fnnlcd that one! He hasn't any More than GOO farmers allenrl· tile groups taken tu the stations 'I'EU•:I'IIONI•: COT,I.J>C'I' 'fO lhs mill{; l'a11l Simpson, ~I ~rade Ills l'al, ill!l Ills mill\; !Tarry Co· farmct·s posted theit· lands protesting the delay of the con­ idea that I'm really going to Bos­ eel the Col'll Day program nl tltc In lurn. lJUltANU 22 Holsteins, :3·1.1. lhs l'nt, H:-iO lhs ,.,.,.t & Son, :2:; regis Iered Ilol· ton!" Henry and Orla Slteathelm farms Manning the stations were L. milk; Clyde Snow & Son,~:.! ~l'iuh• :;tr•ins, :w. 1 Ills fat, 7•1:i ihs mille servation clcpat'tment in banning high-powered rilles to be in While Oait. Fal'mcrs came V. Nelson, who discussed ltyhrirls; h I lligh ~ows in each age dass fired in heavily populated counties. IIOLS'rJo:IN C:O!IIl'Ll>:TES 'I'I•:S'I' [rnm as fat• as 100 miles away Richard Bell, rate of planting; Valley c emica Co. 1were: No high-powered rifles will be allowed this year, but a With 658 lhs of butlet'fat and : :Ylal11rr•: Cht•llls !Tali, f:(l'1Hle JT.,ll· 14,2Jll lbs of milk testing e~JI;·te;.t~·,~f;e;rl;il;it~y;a;m~l;t;la;lc~·;~~~;;;~~~~~:: lot of low-powered ones will be. Posting only t·cgulatcs the I stein, lii!Ui Ills fat, 2:i80 Ills milk; lwr crcrlil, Post Farm Pabst Jletn, regislerer.l from 1\'lontcalm colin· Cor.~ ]•;mens, l'll Jbs milk; Cilellis Ilall, grade snt•aleJ' Ilay steady picl~ing as soon as that first field is * · • * the nation's meat supplies are Othe1' Furniture 7 Acres of Standing Corn · Output of chicks by eommer· produced west of the Mississippi ready. cia! hatcheries during August river, but G9% of them are con· All goods to be scttlctl for before removal was off '15% • from a year ago. sumed east' of the Mississippi. In· TERMS: E:ASH .. Just phone us and we'll pay you a visit at I However, it was up 58% from the' cidentally, both the South and ., .m early date - average for the 5 years ending West (California) nrc raising NOT RESPONSIDLE FOR ACCIDENTS 1950. Demand for chiclts for much greater numbers of beef broiler production was strong, ac· cattle now then tl1ey did just a Tune in cording to USDA. The supply of few years ago. Population In· tho National hatching eggs was the limiting creases on the west coast. have Farm and Homo Hour- Every factor. been extremely rapid in recent · 5aturdar ~ NBC : '' * " · years. These factors are chang· If you have a good big corn ing beef feeding and meat dlstri· . I crop coming along you will want lmtlon patterns materially. James Rife, to get adequate storage ready for · ~ ·,. j * Prop. Plummer~achinery .co. it.. You. still can get'flnanclal help The corn·hog ratio by mid· Sep· Joy Davjs-Caslaier · to ]lulld new farms.tornge, Coun· tember. certainly wasn't any ln· ...... ·-~,,~-~,.·~.-.. ·-····-,.. ~·-:--- . ty PMA committ~es wlll help splmtlon .to farmers. For _the ...•••••••••• ...... •••••~•••lllli•• .. •••lll•••••1111~. l.il

110 Jh~. nnrl wns jusl tlnrlm• ~ fcot lnttg! Slnnlr•y WIIH Jllll lllHfrll' r1 Farm leader Opposes No. 2 Proposal rhwt ot•'s f'itrn, wit It hnnrls so hnrl· , , ly lar'•f!l'fliotl tiHII. ill! WllS llllllhle Jly i"ituni•'Y J'owt•ll apport inn anew ihn repnmonta·nlclemtlnn to Jlw mrtrn HJllll'sely 1'o go Jmd< lo · worlc for -sovrH'Ili J\lil'llig-nll I•'Ut'lll 11111'1'1111 tiVf! dJ~tl'iiJIH l!lldl (f!Jilh Yl!ilr,·'J'ho Sl!lllr!rl C!Ollnlil'li, 'J'hc! Jli'IWiklli llf· rlny:;--u mnnll price to pny 1 he Pt'oJ 1o:;aJH ~ atlll :1 11 t tilt! No- Yl'lll' Pllrilnr.: with IIH! flgum ":1" fr>r•t of this lli'CJJIOHIII IVOI!Itl hr• Hays, foi' thu haltln he won in voml 11 •r ,.Jr•r•tion llnth would I.•; Jill' illltf! lor ,'llll'il IIJlJHtl'tirll1· lhlll ·I ;uiJnllilnJ; r•rJIIIJJir!s In Willlh· Mif'ltlf.(an Ouirlool'~! !'ltan1;r• S1•1·tln!IH :J, ;1 and .J of lllf!lil. 'I'IHII llll'alls lital if I ill' 1'011· PIIHIPI'Il JV1khig11n WCJI!Id l!il'l'l Artldr• V 11 1 lin· stall' 1·11 nslilll- stitlllion Is not f'ltanr.:r•d In Jill! 111111'1' lililllliitll of till• llll'lliiH•I'~ oi tJon J'f'i:ttJ\'1' Jn Jill' llliJJlJiillf~ oJ' llll'lllillnw tJJU IPgJHJatlll'fl \VOIIJrJ hoiJi Jhr• ~if!n:ttr• and till! hons(!, IIOLS'I'J<:JN A \VAHJIH 1\IADJmvisiiJIIS or IIHl r'oiJslitutlon featur••s wouiriiH: taken Into t'l!l.)· lropos.tl No ..J is ll~c pl.111 I lis lad

Veterans of the tntcking business buy for good, solid, levelheaded reasons. And they buy more Chevrolet trucks tlmn 'any other 1imke. Here's why. Cl1~vrolet tru.cks ····-.--·--.. -tires, frame, axles, sprmgs, ensme, transmission, brnkcs- all are factory­ matclzerl to your job. Come in nnrl let us show you how great these Chevrolet truc~s really nre.

ICanfinucrron of \ . lfandard oqt.~ipmonf WHAT A REI..IEF and lrlm il/udrclod II ' '\lHAT NIGHT I WILL.~EVER FORG51j depondonf on ovairabil/ly TOGS:TTHf: AND HAVING ATI!LSPHON!:.JtJSr ol mofarloi.) GOOD NEWS 11-iAT ON6 TIM6 MAKES IT FROM GEORGE: A PRICeL.ESS CONVSNIENCG;' SO l(UICKL.YI IN OUR HOME/I ~¥~ PIPE PUFFIN' DOG - Dixie MICHIGAN BELL Belle, member Qf Detroit, Mich., MORE CHEVROLET TRUCKS IN USE tOJl·dog social set mnltes rendy THAN ANY OTHER MAKEI TELEPHONE CO. for morning shopping. Puffing her v.;ell-broken-ln pipe, fnvor· ito hat ctu•efully perched be- SEND us lm!& MOST UNFORGETTAM tween long em·s, Dixie poses for "TELEPHONE:. CALL, IF IT IS USEO IN Ar-4 photogL·apheL·s. Olnss.es give thnt I ADVERTlSeMENT LII; and arrivP nl solutlnns' J\ngust ll1rlzc•r, Onrllllingn, MI'H, 'l'lw poultry husinl'ss has. hnrl ror Anlmlllle•llh animal huHilanrllllan, llnlzer should know, as sliP. and to multo lis own wa~·. 1111d ilfls. of prohlmns of alriill!~ l'lll'nl c•om· Whrm pnsslillc, lnlc! :·:iimmer lllllllil ic•s, lwr huslmnd have! lwen worldn~ The• Habwt•s have Wrli'IWd nul 11 anrl curly fall pigs shotllrl lie fill litPil' Hoddmven Prlllitt•y .systmn t·hnl ts .giving tlwm wry fannwr!rl on dean pnsllll'l!, I·~W!I'Y Vlsilinlt eclllors will niiPnrl the l•'nt'lll fnt' 1111' last !I years, goorl results. Last .Tnlllllll'Y tlwy WHAT ABOUT prcr•atillon shnnlrl he lalwn lhnl Rural Editors Mlf'iilgnn ~lnfc>.'J'r•x;ls A~ and M. foolh;ill gan11• 1111 Srrllll'duy afler· 'l'lu• llalZI'I'S purf'lmst!rl lhls JHJrchasc!d 2000 While! llul'lc CALF SCOURS? Iiley he lwpl off grrHI!HI.c; Will'l'l' flll'lll 10 Yl'llrs ago wlu•n IH' wns dildI hi'IHHII'I' lu11rsr•s nnrl a laying Tlw chides were divided lnln 2 typ~, nne! n non-Infectious type. Creep fr.t!ding sllnulrl he ~larlr.d flllliiill,v lrr fill a rlvr•J' :1,11111) miles nlnr: llw first nnntlnl rtn'nl llfr. I' hous:'l'l>liUNi\IUi\N rtll'fiJ l'oll1nlllllily IIJHI IIIC !H'IVS· nnci so lhr• fil'sl yPnr Hllll White tlw nllwr house sur:m· rnn fihr•t• Q: llow fn~t ills nblllly lr• go ;illl'nll nflct• pnprt·'s .lnh in sPrvlng- It hetlc!r, Hor·k t·hil·l;, mul docs many or llw nlhcr grower and when abrntl 10 wcelcs I . Q: \Vhnt cun an owner do If nn ncmia or "ketosis," frequently af· note talk ilasccl on his recl'nl.j LOWDEN FARMS phnsrs of wnrlc so esscnli:l! In a Inf age llw birds were given oats Mrs. August Baize!' of Onondaf:(a feeds corn to het• laymg outhrcnlt of scours struts? feels 15',.; of the rows in n lwnl. stwlics o[ the rural commnnily. Cows or all ages nrc stlst·epli· HATCHERY good Jlllltllry fmm. Tln•ir ilopr• is and erndwd ~~rn·n, in adrll11on to flock. The corn ma\nl. f'll('icr.rcls were sold when bottoms. Tlw Pggs are stnreri in A: It Is n waste of money to Ketosis may appear in eitlwr a I hey weighed •I nr !) lhs. This is a ·rJw ilascrncnl allfi H lhu :~ir is Wredo Is first iletcrrnlncd. 'l'ho vctcrlna· milrl cases, ll1e r•ow m:~y go off I irnr.s the Ilea vier ciliclcens bring tlr;nr so tile humidity will be high rinn may reeommenil serums, sulfa lng feed anrl give milk whic·h lws a Loml ILI141 Long Ditto a better price, cnour~ill.o prevent excessive cvap­ drugs, or penlelllln depending on peculiar, sweetish taste. In severe tn.noo Iln.tilllll The pullets were plncctl in nr:1lion. Giving eggs proper care the diagnosis, cases, sym[lloms may vnry from mng1• slrel!crs on dover pasture is very impurlnnl when eggs arc Q: What preventive measures in laic April and M;1y. Abnul ·100 sold on a graded basis. nervousness I o rlcpl'ession nnd 24 HOUR sow LAC cnn bo talrcn '! loss o[ weight. Milk production - arc placed in cad1 sheller so they Egf~ [!rices arc usually tile low­ A: Feed cow balanced rntlons is cut drastically. ~all 8-9056 at•c not r:rowrlcd, and to en:~blc est in Marcil or Arril aiHl highest to help her produce a strong, As these symptoms can he con­ Gt'.1lltll'lll Rcpatrlng - I J:"nltton - Clllrlmretor Borvlcre tlH•m In grow well. in the fall months. On this farm ilcnlthy calf. See that tho cull Is fused with milk fever and plant - Gui'idj'I":J.r ~- A SOW'S l'IIIU\ HEPLACJ~I\IENT When I he JHIIII'Is began lo lay the r:hieks arc ohlaincrl very c:~r­ born in clean, woll-vcntilatecl qunr· poisoning, veterinarians base < lhry wrrc lal\cn from I he range Jy so that the pullets start laying tors on clean bodlling and obtains llwir final diagnosis on chemical \Vn nuy 0111 Cars nn:l \VI·~ciiR FOit UAUY PIGS nnrl brought into the laying when egg prices start goinr, U[l. colostrum milk. On infected farms tests. If clctcctcd in lime, early house. The barn had been re· They lay. during the months of 2 tlays to fi wet~l•s have serum administered soon nf. lrcntment with intravenous in· modrleci nnrl was mndc into a higl1csl egg prices, and when egg ter birth. Be sure that young ,icct ions and hy ot ilcr means will 2-story poultry house thai would prices start going clown the hens Crittenden's calves urc fed properly, but not usually prcven t rica 1h losses. accommndalc about '100 layers. nrc solei for meat. Mcnt prices overfed. There arc .3 good prevent lvc This is the first year the Bnlzcn; for these fowl is ofteri the high­ * 1\Jix with wait••· NOTE-Due to space limitations, measures. First, pmvidc lihcral Serv;ce have so many lnynrs, as !hey now est in January, so the hens arc general questions cannot be hun· feedings of balanced rations, cs· US·lG at; Jlngn!lorn Rotul, J~ast J.ansing have slightly more than 800. They solrl in December or· January­ * Pmmotc•s mpill ~··owLh· pccially with cold weather com- are sending the largest number depending upori cgr: prices. died by this column. '" * Easy to usc~ of c~gs, of any prorluccr in the Ccnlrnl Michigan Poultry Mar­ George Da lzcr is now 10 ycnrs kel ing nssocintion, ns they llave of age and he raiRcd 130 that been sending from .300 to 360 were purchaser! April 9. These dozen eggs ,each· week Mrs. BaJ. were of such high qunlit.y that •· ATTENTION 11 zcr is secretary of this group. when he showed a pen of pullets · ·' Dump Truck Owners I .·~ Eggs arc sold by grade and this in -:1-H club work he received n pas I weel1 the price for I he large hlue ribbon on them. The birds In lhe on· the-job Ford Economy Run, 3 out of were solei for meat-even though 4 Ford F·6 Dump Truck owners reported run' A grade was fiGc while for mcrli· ning costs of only 4!i¢ a mile!* um /1 g-racle I he pricl' II'as 'i5c lill'y were of excellent quality­ per dozen. The pullets arc lay. as by following II lis prnel ire I here 1llg nbout GOO eggs per rlay would he no cinngcr or introrluc­ Shchlon Fc·ell Co. though nne clay they dirl l

*Come in! See PROOF of how little AmUubUity o/ eqrlipmcnt, arcr.l!lltJrica n11tl trim na Wiwlralcd it costs to run a Ford F-6 oo o or •~ dCJltlldcntupan 1Natcrial RII,PI1IIJ cowliliortll, any model Ford Truck!

This oulstandlnlt mnchlne cnn be COillJllll'ecl with any on the THIS BOOK gives you official mm·ket today. It has 70% htrgeJ• lmsldng· ctLiltteil.y Umn Ute previous running-cost figures from the Ford Trucks for '52 model, lnt·get· watgon cle\•nfor, mm;c clmu·mwe on f he gJ•onnd, sltells nationwide, on-the-job Ford Truck Economy Run. You'll see less corn hccamst! of itniii'OVemeJtf.s mnde In the snn)IJling· rolls, Jlicl\s that in mnny tough heavy duty cost still less to run l tnll corn, shm•l, t!ot·n, down co•·n or listed corn. After you St!t! it. you jobs, less thnn 4¢ & mile ia co~· will ILgJ·ce it's the beNt In the ftclcl, mon for the Ford F-6! Come m , . I. . . -see how little it can cost to run · RECONDITIONED FARM EQUIPMI~NT 11 Ford Truck in YouR work! See us now for We offer a large sto.ck of rccomlitioned farm equirnnent. Gootl values at attractive Jlriees. It brings buyers from a large aren, the &est truck deal in town I Farm· Bureau Services, Inc. Plainfield Farm Bureau Supply . I G FARM EQUIPMENT BRANCH regoey . .·~·. 1 Roy Christensen 8800 N. Grand River, US-16 . Pllone Lansing 2-1271': .. Phone:Gregor); 9·F·6 Your Friendly Forcl Dealer 210 State Street 1\fnson, 1\fiehlgnn

' ~ .... ., •. ,•, '' t UJ:GAT, NO'IJCJrs LinGAJ, NO'riOEB Ingham County News September 25, 1952 flagc 6 --- LEGAL NOTJOI S Legai Notices

September ts the tlmc to rc seed those bare spots appearing In your lawn Mtchtgnn Slate col lege specialists suggest Legion Hires Activity Director September 25, 1952 Section 3 Wlllr tlw Intention of ltH:muH· 'THE INGHAM COUNTY 'NEWS In~: dvic' nnrl l'nrnmunlly twiiVI· trl'~i lill'llllf.:lrout ilw slalt.; l':11gcne ill'ldgc'a pnrr.n ts, Dr, and Mrs, gentlemtm rnnr.hr.r. Ills colorful East Slclo Genernl, hy l~rnnl~ llnll<'il, l'lillllntlllllt!l' oi' lhi! /11nc!l'· W. A, Wonclhume at Hustl)Jg~. carC!H' mulws u bnolt which shmthl Slaughter kill! Ll'gioll, dl'jliii'IIIWIII or Mldr· fiO YunrH Agn-lll02 Boole Talk ho en,joycd by all who III'C fond Farmer Pecl('s of rending nhout the frontier Dmul Man's Plans, by Mlgnmi lgan, lflliny app1llllll'd Lloyd l!t!ll· Honoring Miss Nell Ketchum trolll I•;berhart · · rion, :J:i-ynur-olri !•'lint World War whnse mnrrln[lc to Chnrles W. heroes of the west. 'l'hw-Mnn Who Loolwd Buck, hy II V!'ll'l'llnto 1111 lliC! lli'WI,Y·f:l'l!illl!d Wife Burridge WHH u soelul event of lnglmm County Library FOR GOODNESS SAIn· snirl, It happr.ns every yl'ar. t rnlnlnt.: ihl)se two rows to gt•ow Tucsclny of this wcelt the the Nazi regime. The diary, which coal ln Carbon county, Pu., In iw 'rlw Ji'urnliy, hy Caroline Ivcy <'illliJIIIll!lll for till' militnr.l' )Hilke At leust that's the way ll wot'l

l lh lh~r·slw.v ~,.,.,- ~·· Gultl llruHl Philadelphia Commends Wyeth .. ~ Chocolate Syrup Cu L C r·yst a! . ' .,,.,· Philadelphia's Chamber of Com- They decided in 1881 to conccn- 2 cans 35c 10 for $1.00 mcrcc recently honored Wyeth Irate on wholesaling and manu­ Incorporated at a ceremony in facturing drugs and sold out their retail business. The plant burned Philadelphia. The Chamber cited in 1889 with a loss of hal! a mil· Wyeth for "its vision, research lion dollars, KEAN'S and accomplishments, specifically Built: New l'lnnt for developing a longer lasting The Wyelhs built another plan!

penicillin, which in antibiotic at lllh and Washington Ave. The ·)·• ,I Sc to $1.00 Store tiJCI'Rpy will result in the broad· business since has- expanded to enin~ of health vistas for the include labol'atories at 1201 people of our eountry." Washington Avenue, \Vestches· Harry S. Howard, president of lcr and Marietta, Pa., Chicago, Wyell1 Incorporated, accepted the Mason, Michignn, Ontario, Lon­ plaquc. Philadelphia newspapers don, Mexico, Brazil, Australia, carried pictures and stories of the New Zealand, India and South award. Africa, plus the Wyeth Institute In the Philadelphia Bulletin of Applied Biocpernistry at 900 Mal

li======~,, cult Judge Leland W. Carr for I the state supreme court. Ancient 20 Yeai'S AA·o-1932 Soc Wool Hunting Clothes I Clothe raft Suits Topcoats City officials want to dispose History ot some of the wood which was------~------1----~------cut last winter under welfare op· l One Yem· Ago erations. About 400 cords remain Civil defense officials are try- of last year's cutting. It is being_ W~mbley ·Neck~ear I Shapley·Manhattan Dress-Sport Shirts ing lo recruit plane spotters for 8 Ingham stations. offered at $1.75 per cord delivered in load lots, Ingham's family farm policy Richard Henderson of the hearings have brought out ex­ I pressions unfavorable to federal Henderson Stock company re· subsidies and fearful of 1 PMA ports a successful season on the Cooper Sox • Jockey Underwear- I Dobbs Hats • Pioneer Jewelry Convenient • Economical controls. Ingham farmers voted road. The company is .now play· 83 to 5 against subsidies. ing in northern Michigan. ------~--~-----~·----~------County employees have re· Judge Leland W. Carr has or· 1 newed their demands for wnge derecl a 1-man grand jury to in­ . t: - Clean - Practical increases. quire Into matters in connection I Mason high school's football with Michigan Slate college. The Albert Given "Gulfs~ream" Trousers Manhattan Pajpmas team beat St. Mary high school action grows out of complaints 6·0 at the opener Friday night. filed by 5 East Lansing taxpayers ------1·------~------Leslie beat Dansville 12·0. who charge that contracts for l See Our Selection Of . The navy bean support price in engineering work have been Ingham ha~> lJeen set at $7.84, awarded to firms in which a Ed V. Price Custom Tailored· Suits I International Custom Tailored Suits 10 Years Ago-1942 board member Is Interested and Tappan Gas Ranges Rationing of farm Implements to friends of the college secre- has now been established. ' tary. John Wendell Bird, prose------~------1·------·Fred E. Searl has declared 1hat eutlng_attorney, will have charge l InstuDation' Service At No Charge under no elrc,umstunces will he of the investiga~ion. be a candidate next spring to Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry E. Neely succeed himself as county school and nephew, Charles Swartout, •' commissioner. He has served 32 wlth Mr. and Mrs, Fred J, K~l· years. logg and son, Fred Jr., spent Mrs. Gladys Mlller, county 11· Sunday in Detroit. They visited ntJelyS MEN'S .WEAR MASON HOME APPLIANCE brarlan, has resigned "t6 do grad· the. new Ambassador bridge and ' . uute study at the University of the tunnel, later visiting the zoo· 120W. Maple Plu~lte 2·5911. Michigan. logical gardens at Royal Oak, ·' Cl-jARLES SWARTOUT Mason, Mich.· At tlielr county convention Ing· Dr. D. R. Lethbridge and Mrs. ham Republleans endorsed Cir· Lethbridge visited Mrs. Leth;.:o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;oi;;;;;;;;;;;i;o ;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;rr;;;;;;o:o-;;;;;;;;=o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;!J . I I . ..1 ., (Juh l'lllllc ~[1\lll ill!{ H<,lil Ingham County News September 25, 1952 Page 2 C:if,Y llllllljl To~u•ujju'u lllllVI'II Pt•ug NlrH·n rn• llnlrlino's Confl!l'·{ Rebekah Lodge 'J'he lh·~l Ctih l'nd\ nwollll[' for· 'l'hn Wllllnmslon <'II~· rhllllll Is 1ho full HC"IHflll WIIH lwlrt In' 1hn New Sewers Are Plans Complete lillnlll',\' .'iiDt"l', !wing nwvt·rl to 11 n"ll' ior•ntiDII. Mmnlll'rs of 1111' Wlilirlm>;ton lmHemmtl flf tiw Metlwrilst 'l'hn ll•iiV rh1mp J.-; on E;1sl Gmnrl 1 1 Meets Tuesday dtUl'l'h 'J'hlll'Hr(lly IJVr!lllng, ."iep· Being Constructed HIVI!l' 1\Vl!lllto, nasi of tiw eli}', for Kids Day 1\lwnnls elllil will r•orrditr'l lltr•it• tumhm' 1H, A film, "Ctihhlng In and is nlmndy opun. 'l'lw dun~p lllllllllll I'll so Hnio rltll'inl~ Ihn rlay. · Williamston Myrlin nelwlmh Lorlgr. mnt 'J'ho Cll~· of WllllnrnsiDn re­ ,, Tuesday cwnlng, September HI, the !Jornu," wns Hhown al'lr!t' now hnln~ user! nl liw wosl mHI 'WIIIIiunslrm, In eon,ltnwllnn l'rrH'f!nrls of litis f;ah• will 1:11 lttlo willeh lim group lwrmmn orgnn­ eoiVP.H nnn11nlly ft'fllll titn Hillin wil h ollwt• d lies t h rm1glwul ill!! Mra. Nhtll l{otcbum nuth Vuught, nohl!! grnnri, )Jl'C· of !'inlllh Sll'Cl!l will Ill! dosed IIto IIIHir•rpri Vii<'!(l'ri l'ilildi'I'IIS lzml for the full nnd wlnler· Honw $H,Oflll or $fl,fHlll In g11s In x llllllon, will olrsorvo "Nntlonal sided, usslsterl hy I he vlr~r.-grnnrl, Oclollf!l' I. fllrHI arul ill' us.·rl fnt' llllrlr·nll·iv­ rer•il nI hy Ole To'oerdt nl f! Jl, rn. monlhH lllltl SOillC HWIIl'ris 1\'l!l'f! unci IIUiomohiin lll'l!nsr• fllllll!'Y. 1\ld's Day" Snlunlay, '!'his Is IH'· " Anna Cussariy. l~ieVI'n pnst nohie llngPd f'iillrir·I'Jiinliil;; r·onllllllllil)'. f!l! has !wen 11n liW Slil'llin" lrllill>ll,; this Methodists Plan nwetlng (kt nbcr· 7, Ihe lodge will dtths and 11w lrwal plans Ill'mhr!I'H oi' tiw <'Oilllllil· ·observance of rllo rir:~mn duss at W:~yn~ Uni­ For sm'l'' tlnw pnsl, lhe clly atre Snlurday nftr!l'lloon, OJlP.ll In gl'llnris will hr ltnnorcrl. The pro­ Couple Wed in lc~t~ in' dllll'gP of Hl'l'ilJlg('fllflllls versity, hus giVI'n n•eilals extl'JI· hns l1ren Bsing not only nil or ~las Reg~lar Meeting nil l'hllrh•r•11, 1·1 yr•ars r1l' ngr! or· gr•nm cnmmlttee frll' lhut nigh!. ifl'C~ LyiP linn•, f'illlil'llllllli l.llllls sivcly lilmugilntlt. till! slntc, lws lhl~:~ money hul sovcrnl lhousnnrl unrlr.r·, anrl llw (ll'kr! of ilrlmisslnn Harvest Sunday will ho Mariellnr~ Crlps, Hull! Glh· Duhy, Ash t 'iillln, .r. < '. lllllill'or•, lwrm orgunlst nl sr•vl'l'al Dr•tr•oil Friday Ceremony dnllnrs [mrn lhl' gr•tH'l'lll flllui Ill'· 'l'lw fin;! rnror!ling of tlw St!nlor will In! :1 tiew, usahll! or I'Ppalr­ son anrl Marjorie Wnlidns, !loll !IPhrr~n.s, L.r•r• Kiill)(<'l', \I'll· , ·on Sunday IIH! Wlllinm~lnn dtureiws, and IPal'itr.H organ al sirlr!s, for the desigrmlr~d Jllll'· Child Study dnh was l11•ld HI tiH! nhiP toy, •.Miss Knlhleen Dllllnglintu, hill' flur•((SiiihiL'I' rktr slrerot s 28 mrmhers pn•sr•nt, 2 :rssrll'iatr• H. Dllllnghnm, nnd Wllla'rri A. will he trealr!d In free lr·e err•nm member~ and friends of llw The pl'llgl'Hnl will lnclurh:! fic­ 'Jo'isilf'r, ehalnnan. II eonslstcrl n( Sl'll'f'r joh, whir.oh Is now urul"r mr•mber~ illlfi •I gtir•sts, Hohln~on, son of Mt•. and Mrs. a1 Ivlny'~ Drut~ Stol'i', MonnH~'s ((~lllllilllll'll ()JI dnu·eh will tnlw eanncd fr·uils, ieelions from Baeil, : for trentmcnt. 22 at 807 W. Snginaw, Lansing. which will br! cmnprisr•rl "r pupils l!on·ow a !Jospltal heel or

Mrs. Ethel Beclt of Lansing visiter!' Williamston friends Mon· Get all the wonderful thlnf!s..,you want in a c~1r-. clay evening. including low price! The perfect way to get this Mrs. Della JaclI'Ili llliltiUIS IIIHI fnmily of C'l'iHJWII iaiH• IVI'I'l' l,rld l'rllll'r VISIII'd patlr•JIIS ill 1111' At 11 lll'illilflll 111 mJd ('uuJl 1!1 ld In tl!n daughll'l', Linda, anrl IIomur WHs­ lllni'J'lng!• In /\mHlllllc'"'' The Dun niH l\lDiltt•rs 1'1 nil Ill PI Siillii'IIHy vlsllot's of Mrs. Edna vlsll 1111-.~ .•lrll'oiJs' IJmiher·, Ed lllglllllll e·•HIIily Sllllltarililll 'l'llllis· l'mutiJou.,, 111 lilt• 1~11; ot l~uutdnn, In ot' lmpoi'litiH!I! ill'l! lo hf' dlsr•ussud, son of Detroll wt•rt• l•'l'lrlay lllill'h· Aunounc:t•nH•nl Iii IJI;trll' ol IIH• itl ll11• lknnis school 'l'hursrl.ty hHid l'uunl~·. on lilt :!~11d tiny uf :-;,,,. Glover. LI'WiH of \VPhiH•t'VIIIo, II row dayll, lllili'l'lage of LPda Shlmy !o 11111- dol,\. t•·lnlut, ,\. IJ., lu.-,.!. Otwnrlagn hns :1 howling t1•am~ l'nlt guests of Mrs, Flon•IH'u Dill· llli<'J'IIIHJIJ, l•;]l't'ilon of olfieer•s l'auJ.unL; IJmlf,Jnhln .Juhn McCiull11n Franlc No,\'l'l' of Hnburt11 rou~l 1 l'tlir!l'l'd In llw LPsiil' league?. Till' ion. llonwr sp<•ni a f••w days olrl lllossoy on l•'riclit,Y, Sr•piPni· 1\lrs. ll••Iillil Mr-r:nwau and sn11, were as follows: Pn•slde•nl, MIS. ,Jud!fC uf ) 11nhntll, , Is gaining slowly fl'llm ln.luric~ her !i, with HI'V, l!ol'ilf'e ,Janu•s ol \VilliiJJll ol Lansing, and Mi'H, Dot'rlllly Tomlinson nnrl Sl'l'tclitl',\' r'-iullll' In lll'ii'IJy ldVI'II Ill lh1• l{llllltillf..(' ptayl'l's itr·c ns follows: Jndtnns, Aurell'us Items vltiltlng l'rh•iHis anrl IPfl StiiHidy l'l'l'l'iVPd 1\'ill'n hJH li'>lCtOI' l'!lil the loenl l\1Pii1CJrll:ll l'illll'e•h ollll'i· :'.11'1111 ( 'ilsiH•y of .'iloclchrldgt! nJ HdllllflitdJ,J(IUH jill lh1• ~.!nd dny HI Hobert lllthws, Larry Doyll', Den- In vlsll friPnd~ In I•'owiPrvlllu, and lil'.tsllit•r, Mrs. Lois Mnrlln. iH PIP!rilii•J, A. 11. I 1Jr,:.!, lly uld••J' of tliiH nis Uncir.rwonrl, ,Jalw Dwlgltl nnrl oVI't' him :.! Wl'elcs ngo. tiling. Holluncl BlosSI'Y nnrl ,o..;JIPII.J 1\'l'H' Sundo~y vlsllors al tlw II was dl!l'id 1111• Livlngsl•1n dr·,·uit :-lunr.Juy, ol La11sing, spe•111 .'itmd,Jy wii11 0. Jo;, :-;, l'hlllli 11111.11111' •lJI(H'IIIt•fJ Hill! 111!\.f lllll i!N•II 1l11111'd 1111111 lhl'lt· honw In Sloci\IJrlrlgP Still· .'iPplt'lllil!•r :JH, ' 1111' II f fllllillliiiiiH fil!l'iod of IJI!JIC llt1111 rell, DCJJis Dwight, 13illie Wullcr M1•, anrl Mrs, George llat field, Mrs. Dillr! Bloss!'\', wh•1 lws llll'll' Jl•ll'l'nls :tllci gl'ilndpiii'UIIIS, hi VI' II YI'ILI H. day afiPI' HJII'IHIIng ilw pasl :1 Ot'l'kr•rs and mt•miH•rs r1f tlw nnrl lsilhelle LylH•. and Mr, and Mrs, l~arl Jmws on lllr. and 1\!i'S, \VaynP Gcor en· hPl'll ~ide In IIH! Sp;ti'I'0\1' hospi- ~II', .ttul 1\IIS. Ll!W i\ttslin. Ill IIIJ'Ih"'' )JI\'1!1 lh1t1 niJ tiPdi­ l~.tSIPI'II .'iiill' ill'f! SJltlllhOI'Ing nn Nutic1• wcelcs at the honw of their pai­ il'l'lalnl'd 1111• l'ionPel' Sunday 1al La11sing, Is Improving. .\11·. and !\Irs. William Kell'illilll ltJIH, u1· ollu·l' P•'IHcilltll hllo,.lnH !lilY l'lnlm Carl Zellz hilrllhc following vlsf. Hunday evPn in1:. cnts, Mr. anrl Mrs. Enw1son 1\m­ l~iiSIPI'n Still' h.tZit:ll' Sitllll'dit,\', II Hill liN I lillY or tht• t!I\IJI l'illltl H /Ill' 11'­ lors nl his ltome dUt'ln>: tlw rlny SJ'hf)(ll l'lass ill tlwlr· homo ;11tci l1t1nily and Mrs. HohPrl Iiiii M1·. and J\.lt·s. George Ilnitll'lrl scy. NnVIIPIIJnl Plillltd, jllllllhohi.'d tmlay night. irl1•nt: Hlchnrd Fanson, vke-prcs- is slunl'ing s11nH' lmpmveim•nl. l'or IIH• \Vori\I'IS [en 1111! !';tll'll'l'ia aud f'il4 ulnlt t1 i11 r.nitl I'll IIIII "· stlpJl!'l' lo !Jp lwltl al tlw l'illll'l'li ,IIJIIN Md'l,lcJ.L,\N 'I'IH' sl'nlor• gt·oup o[ the Larlil's lrll'nt; and Mitl'ilyn DDIIwe, Sl!l'· Mr. ;tnrl J\lrs. C'larl\ Hilii'IIWS ,J ud~~e nf J'Julln!l· ol' Fori Laurl<•rrlaiP, Florrd;t, wlin Salurrlay, SPJlll'ntiJPr ~0. Mi:;, i\id So<'II'I,Y liPirl ils meelin1.: at I'C'lary anrl li'l'iiSIII'I'I', EVI'I'\'1111!' r:Jadys 1Vyli1•, in llw aiJst!llr'P ol t11e home of lhe Jll'l•sicil'n!, Mr•,o;, is lnvilecl to 1liiPnd llil' Lubrication-$1 li.tvl' lu•••IJ spending the ~;unmwr mceitn~s 1 rramlcl Gmlon, Monday evP- at 7:30 at lhe churl'i1 Wednesday i11 J\llt'lllgan, an• visiling Mrs. lite missionary hainnilll, J\.lrs. OtlDI:H FOR I'UIILICi\TION 011 ning. nigh!. I :arl'tr\I'S lirlliltl'i·ln-lnw anrl sis­ Volnwr, gavr• 11 lllissioiiiii'Y lalk, P!Hlllt.Tt: OF FORC:IGN WILL Wheel Balancing-$1 AI Lite r lose ol lite ITH'l'ling I ill' GLASIER-Ot:tohc1 21, 1052 Mt·. and 1\Irs. Hobert Noble Aurelius Larli!'s i\lrl will mel'l ll•r, 1111', anrl Mrs. U. \\', Volml!l', :ii1JI" ot ~lic•hh•t:ll. 'IIH l'ltduall' C11111t Hight, <'l1il'l'. "'" g ol t'tun pri11r lo IIH•tr I PI urn to Florida. lwsiPs~, assi,:l•!d by hPr rlaugh­ lu1' t ht• t '1111111 y ol J•whn111. spPnt the wuelt onrl in Tolerlo, ill the dHtrl'h Or•inber I wilh SA VI~ HOLLAJ:S ON A(JOJ!;SSOmES I hin~;s you IH'C'd fen· ~·om· c·ur, lt•r, servpd rl'fn•slmwnts. 1\l It ~IH'>illll uf ~Hid Colll'l, ht ld 111 lh1• visiting al the• home ol J\.lr. ami Division 1 serving rlinncr at ftoy I lail,nr·."· I [oWill'rl C:ors­ l'tohnt• CJJiit 1 i11 tht· ('II\ ul MH .. IIII in nud you l'tllt hPI yotu· lc'<'JH'l' liiH'Ilnd :~"d l'fPii'Jie :tllenrled tlw ~uid l'.llill!y, 4111 1111' l:ilh dny or St•pttm- Mr~. Franl\ NDhlc ,111rl ctnughil'I'S. noon. Those altending rtl'l' lo lalce l!J.I !J-1 !Ji>O CII.IW lW LI~'I'S you'll l11• smoliiug- a I•iJl•' ol Mrs. G1 a1't! Salisbury or Mnun­ 1111', A. II. 1 11{,:_!, Mr. and Mrs. Hay Dwigltl and scissors and iln,l' olrl HIJCPts to I lPirntl 'l'l)il'l's-NP\1' Yorl; Yankt•Ps l'll·wli!: liON, JOliN M•·CLJ:LLAN, JH'llt'l' with 1111' \\'tn·Jd wh<·n hasl'hall ~:.tmu in Delroil Jasl l;tin \'ii'W, Calilorniil, and Mrs. ,Jttd~c•, nl' Prohnt1•. Don llnmpton wore gucsls of Mr. hei[J \~ilh .White Cross worl\, we'm through, \ \'r•rlnPsrl.t\', Allen Wai'IH'I' ol \Villiams!on ;ttHI Ill I ht• 1\l:tiiPI of t l!t• f.HIIItc nf hnd M1s. Leonard Poller and. Pupils In Mrs. BI'U<'e Lnvo's Mrs. Anna Sicarlman o( Wlteal­ N.\'1 liANihL :-;, 1:1~~\SII•;H, uJ,u NA­ family o( llnlt Sunday, !'~1om are having a Jlilper drive. 1111 s. ll:'tmlrl Dolph, Mrs. Wit· '1'11,\NII;J, Slll:li~IAN J,LASii':ll, Jlu. to off SATTLER'S lwn \\\'lit'. Mrs. c;al'lrml Fisltet lh•lri spl'nt 'l'liP~rlitY witlt lllr~. l'l'd"'l'rl, Mrs. Hazel Lybolt anrl son I hose lwvlng Jlilper to he plclted 10°/o 2 5 o/o :tnrll\lr~. Tc•rl 'l'llolllp~on alll'itdud DPIIa i\naw.ty. \\'illnl'rl 1'. llto~t·hn 1111d Gh•nnu spent Sunrlay in .Jal'kson visiting up Init.Y nlJiify one of the boys in S1•at Co\'l'rs l 11111:-!1 h,L ]JH\ oiW (lif d 11\f il' PI liliull /llliY­ Mt'. and l\1r:;. Jcred Pnpe. ilw big mom. Oulsid1~ Visors Sea·vice Station t'rii'IHis nigltt HI Amil,l' CIIH]Jll'l', Mr. rdPr 11[ l•;nsll'l'll Star, 111 Lan­ vonrl DJ' Dl'lroit spr•nl I ht! 11 l'l'k tn Pltd1 Jtp ill tlw !:itult• of N1 w Y1J1'h, Carl Weller nf Fuwlcrvillt• Bernard Maniult hils been :;ick 'l'rucl• Gt•ill G nal'tls W:m~ Gu:mls SHELL PRODUCTS 11 .. 11d1n1ihd tr1 l'•uhak 1111d ltl'llll'cl'd visiter! al the homo nf hiS bmth- the past week. sing 1\lonrlny 1!\'l'ning, l'illl ;tl !he E. D. Sit•ttrlman !tome. Ill J\11tlJW1111 :11111 IIJo~t ruJminhll.tl!on ctf Blectrie Clocl•s lllr. :111d Jill'S. Lt•sic•l' Mny SJlt cr and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. 1\lau~· Others 112 S. <'<•llltnhJ,. 111 ''"'Ill\ .\rul lniVIII~ J'iiPd all I Sund.ty 111 Del toil. DPirDil Sunclit~· Wit IJ her daugh­ 1':'\t'llltdi!l .. d rupi"ll l'1'4fiiii'Ptl IJY ~;lulutr, Sll' of 1'1 uh,tlf• !I!Jw:l Mrs. Eugene Lyke and family of family Bible, old lliblf', tlllliSUl>~-1 fll'('\.loJJH tu :-;nirl clay uf h .. al'lltl-(', in J.Urs. W. C. Norris th .. InJ.:"hnm County N4 w~. 11 lll'W:-iiJIII't'l' 227 N. Cct11u' J.Uason rui/1(4 d and t Jl'ttdnlPd in ~nid c·nHnt.v. The next meeting of the Wel1b JOHN Ml'CI.I;Lt,AN, ,\ 'J'J'UI' rliJIV; Judf.:'e of Jli'Oh,ttc• sehoul club will be held with Mrs, Hoht'll {,, Plu],,, Irene Snvdcr, !i1G S,\Lansing Sl., l:t•~rit>lt J' 11f Pl·nl,dtt• :lilw:l Mason o.n Tllllrsclay, Oclohur 2, -- ORbER OF I'LI3LICATION ------with Mt·s. Hart as m-hostess. I'R03i\TE OF WILL r -, BATTlN-October 17, 1952 Mr. ami 1\lrs. Harry Crabtree ~litl4 of Mit•hiJ... mn. 'l'ht• l'l'uhrtlc• Cn1111 Valuab~e CoiL!lpon of Cl!icago visiled her aunt, Mt s. fot tl1" ('ot~ntv oJ [ug'httm. Yes,' all car 111akers -h-ave- their dream cars'. I I Ora Sessions, last week and called .\l II HI ~~inn n( l'lllid Cotlll, lu·ld oil lilt' pJ·ului,ll· Olfil'•' Ill tlu• City of LHn~ifl).!, GUOD 1•'01~ on Mrs. W. C. Norris. 111 snul ('ount\, on the 17th dny 111' Mrs. Lewis Rathbun and Mrs. :-il!ro!t•lllhl 1', ,\, n. J 1l,i2. I I P!'f'o;f•Jl(: lf{J.~. JOliN MI•CLBLL.I\N Will Norri~ were in l~aton Rapids Jud~·l' nl' T'!uhat••. ' Friday. In th" Mutt,•t ur t!w eslltl!• nf LAW­ But they can't build them at prices you'd pay. $2 ' Mrs. Leo surprised the IU·~NCJ~ A. BATTIN, Octl'nl-iml, I I 1~. L. t;l'l tlud,. M. IlnJ.. :w•• ty lmvinJ.!' rile,J in on the [lurehas1~ uf any children of the \Vehh sd10nl on t-~aitl 1 Otll'l hPJ' pr•tit!on IJI',IYillJ.! tl1o1t n Wednesday wl!en she visited the l'L'I'lnin in~ll'llnJt Ill Ill Wlilin~, fi\II'PIII'Linc I to h4• th1• Jn..,t will o~nd l••t-~lnml'llt. 11f I school and served birthday cal\e, ·utitl' ell'{ l'il!'il d /lOW rill riit• ill H lid 1'0111 I, strawberry Dixie cups and candy I)(• r1rlmLUt d to lll'nh tlr, nnd ( lwt thl' ad­ GOODYEAR TIRE ntlni"'tlation nf said t·~tnlt• he ~l'llllll'cl Ford, however, has nroved the exceRtion. I I in l10nor of her son, Teclclv's, to (oPI'tl•udt• IJii',YSt't! Ol' lo HOmP oth1·1· :mitnhlt• Jll't'~on, · Sizes: fi:OOx Hi G:70x lri sixth birthday anniversary. · il Is ol'lll'li•tl, 'J'hnl I ht..• 17th clny of 6:50xlli 7:1Uxli> Shirley Brocieus, Cl1cryl Gnv· 0f'tnhr>t'• A. ll. I!J.i~. nt !1•11 n'1•lurl, in tltP I I in, Barry Nichols, Anita Ledes­ fnt't'IIOtlfl, nl tho• Plohntf' Ollit'l' nl ~IJ;'i Wt•sl 1-in,.dn.tw nt11•1•l, Lnn:;ing·, Mit hiJ..rall, ma and Connie Schrader are the llf' :uul iH llll'Phy llfi!Hiilllt•cl fo1· hout ill!-:' 'l'his t'llll(IUII llli!SI. lm Jli'I'Sc•nfl'tl with tll'llcl' 011 Fritlny Ol'l Its dream car is now off the blueprints and· j beginners this yenr. Mrs. S. A. Hnld pt•litinn. :S!Lhll'lhty, :Se[llemher ~fi or 2i. Tt i:; Fu•·lhf•l' O!llt•J<"cl, 'l'hnt )lllhl,t• nu .. Laxton allcnrlcd the music meet· tw•· thPJ'cof hu ~1\'PI\ hy puhllt•ntion uf n ing at Mason Wednesday. cupy of thiH ul'cll'l', (Ill' tllll't' HIII'CPtiHIVI• I_ ------_I \\l't•i.H !llt'\'iOUK 111 .. Hid dny of h4'llllll)!, in Tl1e children of Webb sehool lhe ln,...:'hnm Ctlllnty Nc•\\'t~, n lh•\~spapcl' lwei their piclures tal;en by !he ruintt·d and cill•ul.tttd 1n Hnid c·nuiJty. .Iilii~ McCLI,l.I,AN, on the road-a car that compares with the best 1 school photographer. .\ 'i'l'llt• Cop\': .Judge of l'I'Olmte Huth St·h• I pt•mol I>J•futly H••J...di'Lt•!' of p'l'oh.lll'

STATE OF MICHICAN THE I'ROBATE COURT FOR THE COUNTY 01' INGHAM ••• and it is priced with the lowest .. In the Mattei' of the E~tnles of: Desohyn Hnt·t Shh ley, Ruth Trus~, Dor,1 \Vichham, cl .11, Disappeared Ol" Missing DOLLAR DAY SPECIALS J'"CISOIJS, · ThP o11ly prol'it Wl~'ll ~et from Dollar Dnys will b£~ the (!Ieasure NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF ot' lmviu:~ you \'isit our (Jlumbing shOII· Stop in to sec our dis· PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR At ll '-~t•sniun of ~nid CuuiL hL•Id in the plays of )llumbing all(l heating equitmtent. CutJilhouf!t• in Llt1• City nt' l..un:·dnJ.t", 111 Nnicl County, 1111 tlw :!:!nd duy of tlul''" Ll'lllhl'l', A. Jl,, l!ll'i:!, SOIL PIPE Present: Honorable Johu McClellan, l~1·g·uhu·Jy $1.2:-i snll pi(le-Now ASBESTOS PAPER. Judgo o{ Pl'obntc. ij;J.OO (ll'l' font. A Lewis 8]Jeciul-20c Jlllluul NoLit•f is hl'l'!•hy s..tin·n or the gt•nntinl-! nf nllminisL!'nLinn nil lh4 22nd clay nf :-;(•!Jit•mhcl', A, n. l !lfi:..!, by Ol'dl!l' nf thili Ci~lll'l tn ,Jul'dnn Jcn!\in~. a Public Ad .. nuni:;LJ'IIlnJ' fo1· tmid Cnllnt\', UIIUII Lhu PLUMBI~G FIXTURES-' TOILET SEATS P~'lilln!l nf ltulnnd Humlns..tlon, Puhllu 10% ol r 011 fixtures m·dcrcd lt«lg·uhuly $fi.•I5-Now $5.00 J\dmuw;11'nlnl' of tht• Slntu uf Mlchhmn during- fhe ~·JII~cial duly tilctl in t hi~ Cuutt, lu ench of th1: llhD\'1• t>lltilh•d llrld eomhincd t•HtllLCH o( Lhe above n:unt•d IH'I'lions '\lio lmYc tliH­ aropmll'!•d nntl hn\'u nnt luot•n heru·d f1·orn FREE OAKUM fnl' II ('fllllillUOIIK Jll•J'iod or m01e thnn PUMP SWHCHES I'C\'1'11 ).'l'lll/>1, l'•·essm•e type, Wm·e $7.25:_ Free box wHh $GO 01' more soil Nutiec iH ful 1hPt' gh·eu lhnt nil CI'Pdi­ Now $fi.ii0 (lip a lotH, ,Ill' nthel' Jil'l'lions hn\'irUt nny clnitn ll~!lilltll lilly of lhl' 111lfcl i•KIUh•!i HIC' l't•• . t)Ut'HI L!d to Jll'l..!twnt MUch clnim, In WI it lui{ and undt•l oath, tn Hnlfi Cmn·t %-INCH PIPE 11L tlw Pt•ohnh• ~lfltu in :mid l!ounty, COPPER TUBING llllcl to HI' I'Ve• a copy t ht•t•oof UJIOII Uw Vl·inch sort. tublng-3lc foot Gnlmnizcd. Now He foot nho\'c tu\mt'CI public ndminiHtl ntOI' nt hit; office nt fi02 lfnlliHlot' B!dJ.{',, City or Lanshur, Ml('hll-:'llll, on Ill' lu~fOI'(! the 1 .ith flay of O"tnlwt•, A. n. IIJ:i): ., .. %-INCH PIPE 1-1'/4-INCH PIPE that Nllch clnirnH w!ll ho hen1·d at HniJ Dollut• Duys [ll'ica-20c Coul't nn :;uid clny nt eh•vcn o'clock ill "Test Drive" it· at your Ford Dealer's 2Gc ILUcl 38c ResfJcctively the fol'l•llnon, nt the• Pl'uhut~ cnu1t1onm White sidewall thus optional at extra cost. Equipment, pL :!ll~ Wl•!-il SaH'inuw St., LnnHing-, Mich .. 111 !-!Hill county, accessories and trim sub)'e'ct to cltanllc without notice.- 1 'l'hiH, nutie,, he f.{i\'1•11 JHI1'1mnnt to tho IH'OVh\lon~, of 1\ct :l21l, Puhli,.. At•lt~ qf 1!1·17. h~ing the Miehh~nn Codo of ER· clwnlN, RON LEWIS lL IK Ol'111~1·ed Lhnl tldK notico bo llUb• lished once in t•nch weuk rOI' thn•t• HUC· PLUMBING AND HEATING ''eNHI\'f• Wt..'t~I. Ali school.'> will At WCTU Meeting Sunday of Mrs. Frances Nelm·. Tho Joilnwlng oiTtr•m·s wrore Siwrman; lrPastrrer, Mrs. Georgt! Op:-;terlc; umi music!, StJznnnc '·lemil"r." nf llr". J~rJosl"l' cltlll he judged on their Hi!llvillr!lj. and •. lung, f!ir•l!ted: f'r·r•sirli!lll, !Jon ilougias; Vogt, Sr.; spiritual life, Mrs. " ~ '' " ~ ~ 11 1 Jvlcm 1Jcrs of ltc1 Northwest Thompson. held 11 fnmily nlg•hl at tile l.rlWil nceomp s 1111l!llls . nn :1 !Jasie vkll·JII'I!Hiclt!nl, Lrrrnn IJrHIP!'IVIIOd; Is Planned Clnr·erwP. Curtis and Mrs. Clyde 1 · II 1 1 1 · Ingham i•' · · ' · · Mason, Mic11igan Iter were evening guests at the

--.....--~-.~.,~:-:~_,"':'.,.~. -----;- ...-.-. :>_...,._...;·;..·'·;.· -----"':',- ••-. -~.---...,.~ ...... ------~alton• home. . · ·-----:-:-~-:------..;.----...;.------' ~ .. :.I ... 'I' lngl1a11J County' News September 25, 1952 Pagc·S Jane Parkei' .Dansville 1G-Oz, to a f :J Mt·. and Mt•s, Ci!Pn flhnrlnnd Mr~. Irma TlP.ttmn!l of ~"anslng- allll famlt)' Wl'!'f! Sundny dltnwt· Wits 11 Sunriay visitor of hoi' moll!· 1-flll'sls of liH! lrtllr!!''s pa!'l!llls, Mr. i'l', MI'H. Ho~a Allrli!l'son. Ml', nntl IIIHI. Mrs. llillllli l'ari\s of Wll· Mm. D1111 Antl1•r.,on of Ann Arhol' liamsllltl. wc•m dlnnc!t' gtwsls Snnrluy ill ll!i! Mr. and Mrs. l•'loyd Ciirll and lwnw of their mollwr. srl!t of J>'lttshlng- wc•n! Sunday din· Mr. and Mrs. Hownrrl Williams lll'r gtwsls of Mr. 111111 Mrs. Alft'l'd of Slod\tH·iclge sprmt Sunriay with ~ilii•t·man. Mt·. illlrl Mrs. Lawnmcc! Cllt'lis. Mr. a till Mrs. F:arl Slwwr.rs and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Bat llr:r f;ttnlly 111111 Mrs. Sat•nll l'nwlor and LitHia were Sunday I!Vcming. ;;pr>ttl Snnrlny wit I! Mr. and Mrs. gunsts of Mr. anrl Mt·s, Don Sum· tO:rlrllP Ll.rictonan of Dc•lroll. mf't' of SlocltiH'idge. Mr. and Mrs, Hllllf'rl Smillt 111111 Mrs. Hobert 'l'lwmpson spc!nl 1\11'. anrl Mrs. Donald Silr!s ltllrl several days last weelt will! !VIr. Molasses f:unily vlsill'd Snnrl;1y will! Mrs. and Mr·s. 1•'. B. Nlt!derslaatll of l'Pat·l llool, Halph Ulue 1111rl Ifni· SagltlllW. lh l'arlwr of l•'llnl. Mr. and Mrs . •1. C. Nelson and Cookies ~1i·. 1111d Mrs. Alvin Daniels of family spent Sunday will! 1111' J)r•lt:llll SJH!Ill llw wc•c•l\ I'IHI will! Jailer';; pnr.cnls, Mr. und Mrs. p!tg. of 24 1111' );Jilr!r's mollwr, Mrs. Flora Jlcrherl Willdnsnn of Soul11 HaY· COME SEE At Ae.P 25c NP)son, who ri•lttrtwd lo Detroit cn. Mrs. Nelson's aunt, Mrs. Ina will! IIH•ru Snnday. Col1•, died Sunday mornlnr: al llw J\11'. and Mrs. Hnll Pric·c and South l!nvcn Jmspilal. fantlly wc•t·c• Salurrlay I!VI'ttln~: Mr. ning Mr. ami Mrs. Arthur Harrison 14-oz, 2 C SATISFY HEARTY FALL APPETITES wlttt Mr. and Mrs. William left Friilay on a lcntr o[ llw West· 2 bots, 9 .lanws. c•t•n stales. They toni< the south· AT MIGHTY SMALL COST WiTH A&P's ,\it'. ami Mrs. Don Lconanl al· em route to California and will tc•tHII'd 1111!. wc•dding of 1\liss .lac· l'i!IUI'Il home in about G weelnarrl i~nglish in honor o[ 1111! guests at dinner Saturday evening llirt hday anniversary of Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Murdock. Grit~'· Mrs. Gilbert Little nne! Mr. and SLICED BACON AU aoad- 1·1b. C•lla P••ll•s• lb. 57c OYSTERS Direct From tho Canol- Slandnrds 111ntlln• 89c i\lr. nnd Mrs. Wilbur Rcnshcr Mrs. Charles Bench of Lansing nnd Mrs. Elizabeth Clements of ami Mrs. William Habideaux of Ccnulno lmportad ·Lima, Ohio, were guests Sunday Wallnccburg, Ontario, Canada, PORK SAUSAGE Hygrndo'• - l·lb. Cello Roll lb. 43c HOLLAND HERRING 5·lb. Tins each $1.49 of Mr .. and Mrs ..Jim Hess. Mrs. were guests at dinner Sunday of Cll'llll!nls l'f!mained for a visit. •r 1 M I B 'I ,, r. nne rs. ra at ey. lh. Kt•mwlh Lewis of Detroit was Mt·. ami Mrs. Earl ' Braman CORNED BEEF HASH · Brocdcoat u .••. ••n 33c COOKED PICNICS &mall, tun, Sugar Cund • lb. 43c SALMON STIEAK hncy Red 5F n wc•: were l"riday evening guests Roy Hobart. Mr. and Mrs. Kent DOMESTIC SARDINES o[ Mr. and Mrs. Merle Freer. left Sunday morning for their Onions Mlchloan U.S. No.1 -Yellow to·lb. baa 59c Mixed Out fruit ror tho Holiday_ nron10dnry t·th. I•• 53c ivlr. nt.HI Mrs. Gilbert Glover home in Bradenton, !~lorida. AnnPogo-KmnchyLunch 29c ~ml Gavm were guests at dinner Mr. am! Mrs. Fay Townsend of PEANUT BUTTER U·••· slon s:mcla~·. of M1~. and Mrs. Russell Northwest Stockbridge were \\ lnppk ~·I M.1son. Thursday evening guests of Mr. TOMATO SOUP Ann Pogt 101/o•ot; can tOe 1\:lrs. Eltzabcth Baclms ami Miss and Mrs. Rex To1i111senrl. 0 M.-ad.ium Shnflp, Short Held . f~osamond Baekus were Sumrdy Mrs. Elzina Warne ami grand· LIBBY'S GREEN PEAS lr~:e~ 2~~;;:: 45c ~nt~r guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. daughters, Linda and Kathy nnd Scat lies baHOI ol 27c . ·M tchl. · Mr. nnd Mrs. Bruce Love of Ma· FAO~AL TISSUES 2 ~DO CHEDDAR CHEESE . !'·,and M.rs: Cnsper Dietz and son spent the week end with Mr. f.nntl~. ~·J Wtlltamston were Sun· and Mrs Max Warne of I~'lint • dp I I Libby's 9-Clz. 13 lb. ·. cJ:ty VISitors of Mr. and Mrs. Da· Mrs. ·Carleton'. J<.essler a~d F Ffl8 0 08S Fresh Frozen pkg.l. C 59c VHI 13•tl·er rene h a . ' .' · . , Kathy of Holt were weelt end .. M: . .111rl Mrs. Mt,ltc },tJch anrl guests of her mother, Mrs. Allie No. 303 cans frumly of Webbc:!rvtlle were Sat· Thompson GREEN GIANT PEAS 2 41c , mrlay guests o[ the Inlier's par· · Mr ·mel' Mrs Wesley Shopbell • Spreads smoothly 30C Sharp Cheddar Cheese Bonch Cured lb. 63c 1 · enls· • Mr· ••tnrl Mrs· • A · C · Berger. were · guests' at · dinnf:!r Sunday of Par kay Margarme ovenwheriicecoldl lb. l'v~r. anrl Mr~ ..Myron Corwin Mrs. Mertie Owens of Leslie. · Golden \'I'Rte Sunday vtstlors of Mr. and NIB LETS CORN WholeKemel 12-oz. can 19c Silverhrook Butter 92 Sccra lb. 79c Mrs. Dell Corwin of Durand Mr. ancl Mrs. Emery Freer' and cans . Orrcne anci:.J)1r. and Mrs. Lewis South Aurelius and BAB-0 CLEANSER ·2 25C Fresh Eggs Modlum, 01ado A doa. 57c Fre1~r and daughters were Satur· . day evening dinner guests of Mr. North O~ondaga · MARVIN PITTED DATES 21c ancl Mrs. Charles Schenlte at 1\II·s. B. II. Field Non-Scuff Borden's Cream Cheese , •••. pkg. 16c : Spring Arbor in honor of the SoU-Polishing qt. : hirll11lay anniversary of Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. George Davis of Simoniz Floor Wax 98c Ithaca spent ,ihe weei< end with MARVEL. CIGARETTES 2 pkgs. 33c \ :Edith· Siilerry. and· Eugene Siber· Mei·O·Bit Sllced - Amorlcnn or Pimento 8·at. p~g. 32c 'ry or Ann Arbor. · Mr. and Mrs. Cleyo Sanders. Sun· • : Mr. ami Mrs. R~y Hobart were clny they entertained Mr. and I Mrs. Glen Moyer and Mr. and :,saturdny ·evening. guests of ·Mr, Pabst-ett Plain or Plmonto O'la•OI, pkg. 29c : nnd Mrs. Clare Smith of· Wll· Mrs, Charles Burlingham of Lan· SPAM'· · Serve Hot or Cold 12-oz. can 49c BRING YOUR P& G MAILED 10c ~ liamston.. . . . · sing. ' Mr. anci Mrs. William Nlswon· Percy VanSiclde, who has suf· Swiss Cheese lb. 79c fered several strolces, is being 1.J

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We will scll'to tlw highest bidci!•J our COill[lh•te stocli of m·w merchandise ,,t our sto11• lcll .ttt d m iUmu!h, 1\lichigan, on Saturday, September 27 Night Sale 7:30p.m. Maurice &. Bob Phone Ord Price Sons Phone Mason 2-8761 Auctioneers Stockbr1dge 17 -F-Ill

JOHN McC r r r r A"' Judge of Probate lUw3 Hardware THE IIandsa\\ s Sc•J't'W Drh cr Set~ Stc·PI Uaslu·h J>nnlli} E ; ••' t' Combination Squares DPCII Fryers Extt•nsion Cords BI noms Jlj bpl.l~ ( J, Cold Chist•ls I ... lt\\11 Spt·inldi•rs Wood Scre\\s Barn Door Tracl< Surface Boltii 1\lachine Bolts Stt-a11 Hinges, all sizes Fmh Strm.c,t'I'S B.tit•, Carriage Bolts Sash Loclomen's Sl.tcli Smts H.thy Bl,ml.t ts 1\lohawl\ Sheets Dll' Is Wool Socl.s Girls' Slurts quantity o[ Thread ll.ttllhllw SPts D~ (S Housewares Dish Pans Fr3 ing Pans Walfle Irons I<'ly 8111.1~ PI' Casscrolr•s CoHee 1\lalwis Electric Clocl.s N o\t'lt~ Gla.. -;s I>Isht s Dinncrwart• Chin.t and Glass Dishes Candy llisht•s GhL<;S Pitchers Pin-U11 Lam[IS Angt·l Food Pans Bread BoxPs GI.1ss Uoasters Sinli St1 aillt'f '[o\\ t l l:,ttl.s Ice Cube Trays Towel Uaclllld Cou1 l v on the 18th clny of Fum~We Cement Sto\'cs Greeting Cartls Duo-Thct·m Oil llc,Lter with tan S['l tt.:mbc1 A D Jll'i2 Quantity of Good WttllpatJCr Camera Film School SuiJPhcs Plc,ent HON JOHN McCLELLAN J ul~-:e of P obnt~J h lhc Muttcl or thl EHllllo or MIN­ NIF. L flUX !ABLE Tlce01 Hed It UfJ)lenllng tn lhll Cnutt thnt Lite l1mc fo1 pauHentntlon of clmmK UJ.CnlnHl Hundreds of Other Articles Nl ld ~Ktntc t-~houltl be 1 m tod nnd that n time am) plnce be HII omted to tccclvc r ::-:nm 1 c 1 nil ndJUt'l nil cllllmH nnc1 de· mnnds Ill{ 1l11Ht Hnld tl12CCI\Herl hy and h~J f01 ~,; Kl 1tl Com t rtncl thnt the leqnl luda H of HUid cleN!IUH!d untilled to lnhctlt the Come Early- Stay Late Terms: Cash u'lt lll of \\ hlch tH1 d deccnKml died Hldzcd !>houht hr. ntb Ill tented uud dele! nuncd - It IH Ollie it d I hnt nil the cledltoJ 11 nf "'tid dccunMt d nfc Jequhcd to 11H!IH!Ill then llilmK n Wlltln.ll nnd undet onth rn; tn ovlded by Kl tluto, to Hnld Com t Ill Rnltl P1 obnto Olf!cc 1 t .!Ofi WcHt Snt: .. ltu w Hlrt ot I~n IIKint: Mlch1gnn, on 01 h rote thn IKt dn~ or Ill'~emhm A n 101:2 nt lt n o'clock In the tonmoan. t411ld time nnd tlncu heintr hc1cby nt'l .. Randolph Store o!nlt 1 rm the uxnmlnntlon 1 nd nd· JU~lmcnl o( Rll Cl!tllnK nnd tlotnnndK 1\Rnlnat anld decan11ed, and for the nd .. judtc 1t1011 Ulld d~ll!l mJnntlo\t nr lh(l he IlK ll In,, of snit! d(ICCR!Inlt nt Lht time or hiH tlnnth entitled tn tl\ Prlt thn cMtnto of \\ htr.h tho dccC'ntu~d tlwd setozc1l Tt l-4 1 lilt (I Ordmr.H 'I hut 11 hllc ,,,.,. Munith 1\l('o Lhm cor he R"iVcn by JlUhllcl Uon or n I"'OIJV or Lhl!'\ 0\dC! Oll('lJ l!IICb \\Ot:k rot NOT RESPONSIDLE FOR ACCIDENTS thtfle R\ICCCHMI\'(! \\OflrM 1 'AVIOUP: t ... 'lll 1 I rlny or hc•ulnl<, In the Tnghnm County Nt \\ H n tWW'\111\HCI 111lntcd nnd ch ~:nlntcd In Knitl county, JOHN M~m "'I "" !\. rpllle COllY• Judge ot Ptobntc 'Pnhn I (., f\ "'1 n Joy Davis-Cashier Earl Dunsmore-Cierk U9w3 RoglHlct or l'lOI>nto 39w8

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